Thanks to Hollywood films, good infrastructure and a magnificent landscape, overland holidays in the US are, and always will be, incredibly popular. But should you rough it on public transport or road it behind the wheel of your own vehicle? Overland holidays in the US Stretching from its chilly border…
Cited as the birthplace of European surf scene back in the 1950s, the popularity of surfing holidays in France have skyrocketed in recent decades. But what are the best French surf spots? Surfing holidays in France The west coast of France absorbs monstrous winter swells that roll in from the Arctic and…
Looking for real Cumbrian character, the best views, exciting activities and to escape the Lake District crowds? Then Western Lake District adventure holidays are what you are looking for. With good reason, the Lake District National Park is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the UK. However, most visitors stay east…
Though it takes longer and require a more organising, Himalaya overlanding adventures are the best way to understand the changing landscapes and cultures of this region of Asia. With that in mind, who fancies a Friendship highway road trip from Tibet to Nepal? Friendship highway road trip And as far as road tripping goes,…
Beautiful, adventurous and easy to get around puts New Zealand on most peoples must-visit list. So we’ve pulled together this guide to New Zealand overland trips to help you make the most your visit. We’ve also included the best NZ adventure sports you should try. Why go on New Zealand overland trips?…
For many people, Sunshine State adventure holidays consist of Disney, beaches and roller coasters. But beneath its obvious attractions lies plenty of fun outdoor activities. So we’ve pulled together 5 new adventures in Florida, to help keep you get off the beaten path. Sunshine State adventure holidays The longest coastline in the…
With alluring images of Peru in every travel magazine, it’s little wonder that Peruvian trekking holidays are more popular than ever. The Andes curve like a spine through Peru providing some of the best trekking on the planet, but what are the 10 best treks in Peru? Peruvian trekking holidays A poster of Machu Picchu…
We just found this exclusive Lewis Crathern interview from 2010 in our archives. As the kitesurfer who jumped Brighton Pier back in November 2010 we thought it is worth sharing the interview again. Kitesurfer who jumped Brighton Pier If you didn’t see the footage of Lewis jumping Brighton Pier back in…
Weather may be nice with no rain forecast, but you should always pack a lightweight waterproof jacket for summer adventures. In this Haglofs LIM Proof review we look at what the jacket offers, but also help you better understand what to look for in a lightweight summer jacket. Lightweight waterproof jacket for…
Italy is a nation that loves its cycling, and cyclists everywhere love their food – especially pasta. So it’s no surprise that Italian bike tours are proving a top attraction for serious riders and food lovers, with gastronomic cycling holidays in the Dolomites leading the way. The country that produced several…
With arguably the most beautiful coastline in Europe that is dotted with over 1,000 islands, the best sailing holidays in Croatia are hard to beat. But what are the best destinations for a Croatian yacht charter? Best sailing holidays in Croatia Not only is the Croatian coastline stunningly beautiful, but…
Climbing in Squamish is comparable to skiing in nearby Whistler: popular, full of routes and extremely beautiful. In this guide to rock climbing in Squamish we’ll explain why it’s The Chief of Canadian crags. Guide to rock climbing in Squamish Sitting halfway between the skiing Mecca of Whistler, and the…
Although it’s tempting to stay indoors during colder conditions, winter walking can be hugely rewarding if you are properly prepared. But what clothing do you need, and what gear should you take when cold weather hiking? So stop making excuses to stay indoors, and get outside to experience mother nature at her best. The great outdoors…
Looking for an adventure? Like a little risk with bags of reward? Then a Vietnam overland motorcycle adventure may be just the ticket. This stunning country is exciting to explore independently, and offers its visitors everything from culture to adventure and mountains to beaches. Riding a motorbike down the Ho Chi…
A penknife or multitool will top most traveller’s packing list. Considering the range of blades, saws, openers, punches and drives available from the best pocket knife and tool brands, you can see why. The big question is, should you go for penknife or multitool and what brands can you trust? While not…
Kitesurfing conservationist, wakeboarder, SUPer, freelance producer and TV presenter, Anna Campbell mixes her love of sports with a deep passion for the natural world. Read her story in this exclusive interview with Anna Campbell. Interview with Anna Campbell Packed with advice and insights, it’s a cracking read for anyone wanting to…
Looking for a pair of versatile approach shoes? Or trying to find all-round tough adventure travel footwear? Read this review of Haglofs Vertigo II as they may be what you are looking for. The Haglofs Vertigo II are top of the range ‘approach shoes’ from the well regarded Swedish manufacturer. Tough and adaptable they…
Lex Balladon is a pro wakeboarder who also loves surfing, snowboarding and longboarding. Somehow she still finds time to be a mother and try to get more women into adventure sports. So we’re stoked to share this Lex Balladon interview. Pro wakeboarder Lex Balladon interview This Lex Balladon interview was originally published…
There are now a number of GoPro alternatives on the market, but this 4K action camera with easy editing from TomTom changed things when launched last year thanks to its built-in media server. In our review of TomTom Bandit we looked at its construction, performance and how the easy editing actually…
