Adventure Travel Blog
Malta has always been a popular visitor destination – especially if you like to scuba dive. But recently it’s been enjoying a renaissance in tourism – and this is why.
Exploring some of the world’s most controversial tourist attractions – sites of death and suffering that pull in millions of visitors every year.
We headed into the Pyrenees Mountains to experience snowshoeing for the first time at Vall de Núria, a valley 2000 metres (6,600 ft) above sea level in Catalonia.
You won’t have heard of it, but visiting Wijk bij Duurstede is a must if you ever go to the Netherlands. Here’s why the medieval town shouldn’t be missed.
Looking for a stress-free getaway that’s a little different? Keen to reconnect with nature and who you are as a person? Glamping maybe perfect for you.
The world’s countries and territories are constantly changing, so here we present ten little-known places that you probably didn’t know existed!
Although it’s one of the most beautiful cities in the world, there’s so much more to discover on Prague’s doorstep. We take a look at what’s on offer.
For as long as humans have been walking the earth, we’ve wanted to climb things. Here are some of the best countries in the world in which to do it up rock.
Famous for its sun-kissed beaches and ancient history, Cyprus has long been a hot-spot for travelers and holidaymakers. Here’s what you shouldn’t miss.
Our final day of adventuring saw us tackle another Via Ferrata – “iron path.” This time the climbing route was in Ribes de Freser in the shadow of the Pyrenees.
Time to tick off another entry on the bucket list – skydiving! And not only that but in one of the premier locations for the sport in the world – Costa Brava.
Translated as “iron path” a Via Ferrata is a man-made climbing route set into a rock face. We were going to attempt the only one in Europe that is on the coast!