The Lake District has long had a strong foodie pedigree, with well known establishments such as L'Enclume regularly topping lists of the UK's best places to eat. Which is lucky, as after a day’s hiking on the Lake District’s fells, or a rainy day exploring its historic towns and villages, you will ...
A GUIDE TO THE SCOTTISH BORDERS
The south east corner of Scotland is one of the most overlooked bits of the country. Most people head north to the dramatic landscapes of the highlands, or spend their time based out of the buzzing Scottish capital, Edinburgh. However, if you want to avoid the crowds, the Scottish Borders might just ...
THE ATACAMA DESERT: SURVIVING THE DRIEST PLACE ON EARTH
The Atacama Desert in northern Chile sits at over 8,200 feet above sea level (2,500m), and is bordered by the Andes Mountains to the east and the Chilean Coastal Range to the west. It spans four countries – Chile, Argentina, Peru and Bolivia – and is the driest non-polar desert in the world. On ...
A GUIDE TO THE LAKE DISTRICT
The UK is lucky to have fifteen amazing National Parks – and the Lake District National Park is the largest of them! Given its size, the different areas of the Lake District have quite distinct characters. The eastern side – especially around Windermere - is the most accessible, with the ...
OMAN’S WESTERN HAJAR MOUNTIANS: JEBEL SHAMS AND JEBEL AKHDAR
Oman’s Al Hajar Mountains begin in the Musandam Peninsula, and stretch across the entire north east of the country to Sur. The section to the southwest of Muscat, known as the Western Hajar, is home to the highest and most dramatic summits - Jebel Akhdar and Jebel Shams. Given its high peaks and ...
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