1. Hike into a fluorescent volcano in Java Kawah Ijen in Java is one of the most breathtaking scenery Bus from Bali to… Guides at the base of Kaway ijen Read more about getting to Kawah Ijen here… 2. Surf Lhokna and swim through a cave 3. Surf Lakei Peak and hike to a Japanese…
Iceland should be on every outdoor enthusiast’s wish list. The wilderness and unbelievable natural beauty is a joy to experience. The island offers a dramatic landscape of lava fields, black sand beaches, glaciers and icebergs. The most convenient and cost effective way to get around Iceland is by hiring a car, especially if you can…
Biking, Camping and Sea Cave Swimming – outdoor adventures in Malta The archipelago consists of three islands: Malta, Gozo and Comino. Malta is the largest island and the cultural, commercial and administrative centre. We flew into Malta in the evening, took a bus to the North side of the island and stayed in a hostel for…
Exploring Japans South Coast will take you along dramatic cliffs, lush forests and hikes through rice paddy fields to perfect waves. These astonishing natural sites are essential for your bucket list. 1. The Devils Washboard The devils washboard also known as Oni no Sentakuita is a geological phenomenon found on Japans South Coast. Incredibly straight…
Aranmore Island, off the coast of Donegal offers beautiful scenery with its wild, unspoilt and rugged landscape. This Gaeltacht region is well known for it’s warm welcome, friendly atmosphere, traditional music and great pubs. Getting to Aranmore island It is one of Ireland’s most accessible islands to reach from the mainland, with the ferry crossing…
Adventures for adrenalin junkies / Outdoor Adventure enthusiasts / overs 1. Horseback Safari in Addo Elephant Park This is a must-do activity for animal lovers! As the typical way to travel around Addo Elephant Park involves being confined safely inside a vehicle, there is something truly special about riding horseback in the park where the…
The lush mountains surrounding Capetwon on the coast has some great hiking spots. 1. Lions Head Table Mountain, CapeTown After reading about the local tradition of hiking Lions Head on a full moon, I was keen to give it a go. As we had planned our trip to South Africa over the Christmas and New…
1. St Blaise Trail 13km (5 hours) Mossel Bay This well-built coastal path starting at St Blaise Point cave in Mossell Bay, begins in more of an urban setting than the other hikes we did on The Garden Route. We found the area around St Blaise Point cave under the lighthouse to be quite crowded…
1. Swim with turtles. 2. Rent a catamaran and become Pirates of the Carribbean for a day 3. Surf at sunset at Freights Bay 4. Sleep in a tree tent Picture waking up to this view. You can rent tree tents near Bathsheba in a wonderful eco camp ground. 5. Explore beautiful Bathshiba (Bodies surfschool)…