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Iron nerve: via ferrata in the Catalan Pyrenees
Our trip to Catalonia begins with a via ferrata in the Catalan Pyrenees, testing my nerve, strength and agility. I ...
Climbing Carrauntoohil: Ireland’s highest mountain
Climbing Carrauntoohil is an excellent introduction to the Reeks District, Ireland’s adventure playground. The MacGillycuddy’s Reeks in Kerry are Ireland’s highest ...
Hiking the Abel Tasman Coast Track in New Zealand
Hiking the Abel Tasman Coast Track, either as a day hike or multi-day thru-hike, should be on every NZ itinerary ...
Polar bear death: has extinction tourism gone too far?
A cruise ship guard recently shot and killed a polar bear. Did the bear get too close, or the tourists? ...
How travellers can help protect the Great Barrier Reef
Our tips on how you can help protect the Great Barrier Reef, the largest living structure on the planet. The ...
Climbing Mount Kosciuszko, Australia’s highest peak
Climbing Mount Kosciuszko in Australia may not be on every visitor's itinerary, but it's the easiest way to bag one of ...
Uluru Rock Tour: that time we camped in the outback
A 1,500km detour and two nights’ camping with spiders, snakes and dingoes – would the Uluru Rock Tour prove worth ...
Virgin peaks: the world’s unclimbed mountains
The world's unclimbed mountains represent some of mankind’s last true challenges on Earth. We look at the most coveted unconquered ...
