The Bluff Knoll Hike in Western Australia The mist swirled around the summit as I drove under the shadow of the huge mountain that I was travelling towards, in order to begin the Bluff Knoll hike in Western Australia. The Bluff Knoll hike is one of the best walks in...
The Giant Clams of Camiguin Island “Giant Clams?” I asked, slightly bewildered. “Hundreds of Giant Clams?” I’d never even seen one giant clam before, but here I was with the opportunity to go all out and see hundreds for the first time....
Balancing Rocks and Granite Skywalks in the Porongurup The Porongurup mountain range rises from the flat landscape like some strange otherworldly beast. It’s a rocky, dense outcrop that covers an area no larger than 26 square kilometres with a maximum height of...
Bald Head: The Toughest Hike in Albany, Western Australia The mist was starting to roll in quickly as I trudged the last, rocky steps to the edge of the Bald Head Albany peninsula. I could hear the waves crashing powerfully below, while all along the coast to my left...
5 Ways to Learn About Dublin’s History Without Visiting the Museums Dublin is a vibrant, exciting city with a rich and colourful history. Founded by the Vikings almost 1,200 years ago, the city has been shaped by over millennia of invasion, civil war, and...
White Water Rafting in Cagayan de Oro, Mindanao Mindanao is hardly the first place in the Philippines that comes to mind when you think of travel and adventure. No, usually that accolade is reserved for places likes Palawan or Bohol. Mindanao and Cagayan de Oro in the...
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