Torres Del Paine National Park, established in 1959, is one of the most famous hiking destinations on the planet. Located in Southern Patagonia, Chile, it was recently named the eighth wonder of the world. Thousands of tourists flock here every year to experience its abundance of natural beauty and unique mountainous landscape. It definitely ranks …
El Chalten is a colourful hiking village located in the Santa Cruz province of Argentina. It overlooks the northern sector of Parque Nacional Los Glaciares. It was only founded in 1985 (it is the newest town in Argentina!) and is practically purpose-built for hiking, tourism and trekkers. As a result, it has officially been named …
The Peak District is the UK’s original National Park and one of the most visited. With around 555 square miles of land and 1600 miles of rights of way to explore, it’s perfect for hiking. It is known for its rolling peaks, dramatic crags, numerous reservoirs, deep caves and varied wildlife. It is even home …
Madeira is often called the “Hawaii of Europe” and it is easy to see why. Towering mountains, dramatic coastlines, tumbling waterfalls and lush green landscapes add to the island’s charm. The destination is teeming with diversity, with palm trees by the sea, wild flowers in the canyons and pine trees on the peaks. It is …
If you’re looking for a destination that is within easy reach of the UK that combines beaches and mountains – Gran Canaria should definitely be on your list. A short 4-hour flight away, this island is a hugely diverse place to visit. When you look beyond its famous sandy shoreline, it has volcanic lava flows, …
