Holiday ideas tagged "Active"
A week in the Cochamó Valley
Cochamó Valley is a small, narrow valley crossed by a pristine river. Among the highlights of the valley are 8.000 hectares of alerce (a redwood that can live 3.000 years), and high granite walls that make it a world class rock climbing destination.
Zagora Camel Trek: into the Sahara
Located in the region of gaping canyons and sand duned desert in Morocco’s south is the region of Zagora: land of quickly changing landscapes and oases hidden by rocky outcrops gorges of the mighty dunes, Cheggaga and Djebel Saghro.
Mount Assiniboine Hiking
Walking on what locals like to refer to Canada’s Matterhorn, Mount Assiniboine, which you can only get to on foot or by helicopter. Fun and a challenge.
Solent Sailing and the Isle of Wight
Most sailors dream of racing a professional standard racing yacht in competitive circumstances, but time, money and experience are pushed to the limit to make this a reality. But the Isle of Wight has what you're looking for.
Madeira's Levada Walks
'Levada' translates to 'carriage way', but more literally they're canal ways, used to direct and distribute rain water around the island. There are about 2500kms worth of levadas dug into the island, and much of that length has walking routes beside it.
A trip for Walking and Wildlife lovers in Northern India
This journey visits old colonial India, via the towns and villages built up over that period and the wildlife sanctuaries where live some of the exotic animals that India was so well known for during that time.
Walking on little Canary Island La Gomera
Even though La Gomera is the second smallest of Spain's Canary Islands, it's said that you could walk its trails for two weeks without tracing your steps.
Running with the herd in Iceland
Riding expert Claudia Flisi recommends her recent horse riding trip to Iceland.
Scuba Diving in Lanzarote
Clear water, sheltered bays and plenty of marine life make Lanzarote a great choice for training. Experienced divers can find greater depths relatively close to shore and there are wrecks ranging from shallow to technical diving depths. It's warm too!
Try Underwater Photography in Nuweiba
Look at an underwater photo competition and there's a fair chance some of the best Red Sea images have been taken in Nuweiba, Egypt. Nuweiba is on the Sinai Peninsula, about an hour up the coast from the bustle of Sharm el Sheik. Without the crowds, pho
