A three-day hike through prehistoric Wiltshire takes in Saxon dykes, Bronze Age barrows, Neolithic menhirs, Victorian White Horses and the standing stones of Avebury and Stonehenge.
With its legendary turquoise flat water lagoon and excellent wave spots, Dakhla in Western Sahara, Morocco is the ultimate kitesurf and windsurf oasis. This is the stuff dreams are made of.
From gentle white water rollers to near perfect barrels and thumping reef breaks, the Algarve has it all – and being situated on the corner of the Iberian Peninsula means it has the widest swell window in Portugal.
An unsupported bikepacking journey to Southern Morocco unveils a surprise at every turn, where vast peaks of the High Atlas produce sub-zero temperatures and its people relish every opportunity to show kindness.
Situated just inside the eastern entrance of Gunung Leuser National Park, Bukit Lawang is one of only two remaining natural habitats in the world for wild orangutans.
El Chorro may be past its heyday – but with armfuls of perfect limestone, sheer cliffs above dazzling waters and an excellent quality of life outside the climbing – it retains its magic, its inherent beauty, its palpable sanctity.
The Cordillera Huayhuash – a north-to-south, glaciated and stunning mountain range in the Peruvian Andes – was first thrust into infamy in the 1980s with “Touching the Void.”
Visiting five crystal clear alpine lakes and offering stunning views of the Swiss Alps, the 5 Seen Wanderung, or Five Lake Hike, is one of Switzerland's classic mountain circuits
The ‘jewel of the west coast’ is situated on a stunning lagoon just north of the West Coast National Park, making it an ideal location for kitesurfers and nature lovers alike.