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The Drake Trail is wild, it’s the side of Costa Rica you were probably dreaming about when you first thought about visiting. You hike past endless pristine beaches and small coves and the further you get from Drake town, the more remote they start to feel. If you’re looking for Robinson Crusoe vibes, this is your trail. We’re sharing what to expect from the trail and tips for your hike.
The old Incan fortress at Pumamarca is a must visit. Not simply for the ruins themselves, which are perhaps a touch underwhelming compared to other grand sites, but for the setting, solitude and the incredible walk back down to the the town of Ollantaytambo, along an original Inca trail. We’re sharing details on the easy walking route as well as what to expect from the ruins themselves.
For two weeks a year you can zoom 103m down a shaft to see the UK’s tallest waterfall, located in the UK’s biggest cave! The Gaping Gill winch is an exhilarating experience you’ll never forget, but it does require planning. In this guide we’re sharing our best tips and tricks to make sure you plan your trip to perfection.
Whilst everyone knows about the pyramids and ancient sites, fewer people are aware of all the phenomenal natural wonders Egypt has to offer. From pure white deserts, to colourful mountains, deep slot canyons and some of the best snorkelling you’ll find anywhere on earth. We’ve put together a list of 30 of best things to do in Egypt that cover the bucket list items, as well as some lesser known adventures which are guaranteed to wow you.
If you’re looking for the best wild swimming spots in England, you’ll find them in the Lake District. With cliff top infinity pools, turquoise swimming holes that wouldn’t look out of place in Bali or Thailand, fairytale gorges, huge mossy canyon waterfalls, and of course remote tarns and lakes, the Lake District is a wild swimmer’s paradise. We’re sharing all the best spots in our guide to wild swimming in the Lake District.
Monro Beach is spectacular and is reached via a short easy walk through beautiful dense rainforest. When you arrive you’ll find a glorious beach with picturesque sea stacks and hopefully some rare tawaki penguins too. We’re sharing everything you need to know about the walk and all our tips for spotting the adorable Fiordland crested penguins.
