Our world is full of incredible wildlife, most of which many of us can’t even imagine how beautiful it is. It’s no surprise then that so many of us consider safaris and wildlife experiences to be ‘once in a lifetime’ travel opportunities. From safaris in the savannah to diving amongst the coral, trekking through rainforests to scouring mountains, animal tourism is a diverse beast.
When seeking your next trekking adventure, there are several factors to consider. It is important to first assess the difficulty level of the hike, alongside your overall fitness. Some of the best treks in the world may also include technical climbing abilities, alongside rugged paths. However, there are plenty of alternative trails that will provide you with an exceptional hike, alongside impressive vistas.
Mallorca is a beautiful Spanish island frequented by tourists throughout the year. Here you will encounter rugged cliffs, a stunning coastline, pristine beaches and plenty to see and do. This makes it an ideal destination for a range of travellers.
Shaped like a crescent, Croatia lies on the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea. Over 1240 natural formations dot the country’s waters. 78 are actual islands, of which only 47 have people living on them. Lots are very small, some with just a restaurant with a sunset view and some totally uninhabited. These islands embody a Mediterranean paradise, with their glittering white sand, long sunny days, and pristine waters in a million shades of blue and green.
“Dolphins!” shouted the captain, as he banged on the side of the boat. Everyone, including the crew, rushed to the front of the boat in time to see an enormous pod of dolphins launch themselves out of the water. We were grinning from ear to ear as we watched these beautiful animals flying out of the waves and nine metres into the air.
Carvoeiro in Portugal’s Algarve region is a beach town best suited to those wanting a smaller resort town with easy access to hiking, kayaking and day trips. In this short guide, we take you on a journey to Carvoiero’s best beaches, rocky caves and coastal paths.
Sustainable travel should be the only way we travel. From excessive air travel that causes harmful CO2 emissions to package holiday resorts that are built on natural areas, international travel and tourism are far from sustainable.
Ready to hit the beach with sustainable swimwear this summer? I’ve rounded up the best sustainable swimsuit and bikini brands based in the UK. Thankfully, there are now plenty of eco-friendly and ethical swimwear brands available in the UK meaning a great selection of bikinis and swimsuits for every body.
Let us take you on a weekend trip to Mumbles. In our 3-day itinerary, you’ll have the chance to explore some of Swansea Bay’s most stunning natural landscapes and experience the coastal village of Mumbles. From coastal walks to castles, pub lunches to night time gin bars, there’s no shortage of things to see and do on a weekend in Mumbles.
The vegetarian and vegan food scene in Cape Town is blossoming with tasty, exciting and exceptional food available all over the city. As you might expect from a cultured capital city, there’s no shortage of vegetarian and vegan options in the city’s restaurants, despite the traditionally meaty focus of Afrikaner culture.
We’re Charlie and Luke — UK travel bloggers, adventurers and storytellers. We travel slow and write about sustainable travel. We want to make responsible travel choices and help you do the same. Get to know us.
