11.30am, 9th February 2020. I’m pulling myself up onto the highest point in the Southern Hemisphere. The air glitters with flecks of snow and ice. A large white cloud swirls beneath…
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Can you teach yourself to ski? Well, presumably the first person to ski taught themselves so that’s a pedantic “yes”. Everybody can get down a hill thanks to a strange thing called…
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The best dive sites at Nusa Penida offer the chance to see manta rays, turtles, sharks, and the magnificently weird mola-molas. It’s definitely one of the premier spots to dive in…
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1. Start from Sanur harbour. There are plenty of boats heading to Nusa Penida throughout the day. The fast boats take 40-45 minutes. It’s important to travel with a reliable company since…
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A few months ago I scrolled past a sponsored post on Instagram: a weekend of ice climbing in the Dolomites for £250, inclusive of hotel accommodation, breakfasts and transport. I had…
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Search “Lofoten, Norway” and you’ll get a sense of it straightaway: an isolated Arctic archipelago of striking natural beauty, an outdoors playground and fishing destination with a proud Viking heritage. Look…
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Disclaimer – this is not a sponsored post, I have no affiliation with Outdoor Interlaken. It is 100% my own experience & opinion. Interlaken In a way, Interlaken was a part…
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From the hip capital of Reykjavík to the dramatic black beaches of Vik, Iceland is wild, brooding, and beautiful. In the “land of ice and fire” you can swim between continental…
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Ask anyone what London’s must-see market is and chances are they’ll tell you it’s Borough. That’s unsurprising: with its long history, how could it not hold a special place in Londoners’…
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It opened its doors to guests earlier this year and was immediately the hottest new venue in town. Say hello to Ned — that is, The Ned — a cool £200…
