October is the perfect time to escape the noise and crowds. With cooler temperatures and clear skies, trails offer a more intimate experience of nature. And there are no high-season supplements: all advantages.
Choose your destination and get your backpack ready! We depart in October!
The Azores archipelago or Madeira? Which Portuguese Atlantic islands should you visit? It is a common question when planning a trip.
If you want to explore the Portuguese islands, bear in mind that they are very different from one another. If you are unsure which to choose, here is some information to help you decide.
With departures from May, our Hiking and trekking trails combine cultural visits with walks. We will cross the country to reach the mountainous region of Svaneti and admire the country’s highest inhabited villages, with their characteristic defensive towers.
We will stay in rural homes, tasting local food and discovering the culture of Caucasian villages.
It is possible to travel Azores Islands at any time of year. In winter, as on the mainland, there can be cold, stormy days, while summer brings a better chance of sunshine for exploring the island’s trails.
The Azores are temperate and unpredictable. It's never too cold and the weather is constantly changing.
For hiking and trekking enthusiasts, we have an excellent range of trips for the coming autumn months. In this post, we highlight trekking routes across Europe (including Georgia, which is in Asia), with ideal weather for walking and fewer crowds than in summer.
There is something about trekking that transforms those who do it. Beyond the spectacular destinations, we firmly believe that the journey to reach them defines the experience. Every stop, encounter and unexpected view becomes a unique memory that changes us and teaches us something new.
Last places on our hiking trips in Europe this July! Don’t miss the chance to explore breathtaking landscapes, discover hidden trails and enjoy a unique experience close to nature. With routes for all levels, we have something for beginners and experienced hikers alike!
The mix of bunkers, fourth-hand Mercedes-Benz cars, codes of honour (the incomparable Kanun) and former communists we encounter leaves no one indifferent; Tirana could even be called modern (it is!), but What we like most about Albania are the scenes that remind us of our own past, not so many years ago. Mmm... those generous servings of aniseed spirits and liqueurs at the village bar.
Few countries have such a concentration of UNESCO World Heritage Sites as Croatia. We will visit the national parks and the open-air museum cities on the coast, called pearls of the Adriatic, whose historical legacy gives them the title of cultural heritage: Zadar, Split, Trogir, Šibenik and Dubrovnik.
For 2022, we suggest discover Croatia in a dynamic and fun way.
Slovenia is a small country with an enviable geographical position between the majestic Alps and the Mediterranean. Known as miniature Europe, Slovenia has spectacular mountains, lush forests and a small coastline.
For its part, Slovakia has a history closely tied to the fortunes of Central Europe’s kingdoms. The natural parks of the Carpathians are home to some of Europe’s most iconic wildlife: deer, lynx, bears and wolves. Bear in mind that there may be snow in the mountains in spring, and the weather can change quickly, even within a single day.
Slovenia is a small country with an enviable geographical position between the majestic Alps and the Mediterranean. Known as miniature Europe, Slovenia has spectacular mountains, lush forests and a small coastline.
With vegetation covering 60% of its territory, Slovenia is a paradise for nature lovers. Mountains, rivers, waterfalls and stunning landscapes provide the perfect setting for countless outdoor activities.
Greece has been one of the EU countries least affected by the pandemic, largely thanks to measures imposed by local authorities that effectively contained the spread of the disease. Current measures comply with European Union standards, and Greece is on the “white list” of countries open to travel.
Albania is moving towards full reopening as of next Monday, 1 June. The new rules that will enter into force will allow tourists to visit as the 14-day quarantine requirement is removed.
Albania opens borders as the country moves towards full reopening.
Albania will reopen day-care centres and kindergartens and will start its tourist season on June 1, said Tuesday (26/05) the minister of health. The local press in Albania issued new rules to be adopted this week.
Slovakia is another European Union country that has suffered relatively little from coronavirus. The authorities' swift action as the pandemic spread in other European countries effectively contained its spread. With hygiene and social distancing measures similar to any European Union country, Slovakia has moved forward and is already preparing to welcome travellers.
An active cultural journey through the three Baltic countries, discovering their cultural heritage and capitals and exploring their main national parks. Travelling from south to north, we will discover ruined medieval fortresses hidden in dense forests, walk through the dunes of the Curonian Spit and visit a former secret Soviet military base. We will explore national parks and their ecosystems on trails equipped with wooden boardwalks and observation towers.
While the debate on tourist travel across Europe continues, the local press reports that Estonia will open its borders to Finns and citizens of other Schengen countries from Next Monday, June 1st.
‘From Monday (02/06), Finns may enter Estonia without restriction. They are allowed to travel to Estonia for any reason and will not be quarantined," Foreign Minister Urmas Reinsalu said, adding that citizens of countries that still have a high level of infections will be required to go into quarantine for the time being before entering Estonia.
The pressure to allow tourists to return to Estonia has gradually increased in recent weeks as local media have published a series of reports on the devastating impact that the lack of tourists is having on the hotel industry.
The pandemic situation is under control and we are following it closely. We can change the itinerary at the last minute if necessary, and the health situation demands it.
Croatia has begun easing the social distancing measures introduced to limit the spread of COVID-19. The cautious reopening of borders is aimed at facilitating economic activity, investment and reviving the tourism industry which is an important source of income for the country.
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In the middle of the Atlantic, far from everything, Madeira rises like a mountain of lava and basalt above the ocean. Its interior is extremely rugged, a labyrinth of green ravines traversed by levadas, the ancient channels that distributed water throughout the island.
One of our star trips this year and possibly one of the best routes of Georgia and Caucasus trekking.
The route from Mestia to Ushguli involves 5 days of moderate walking through remote valleys and medieval villages, crossing mountain passes and admiring magnificent glaciers with views of the country’s highest peaks. Here are some opinions from travellers on our trip to Georgia during this year 2019.
Alongside Christmas sweets, family gatherings and feasts, this time of year is known for compilations and lists of resolutions that this year Yes, we will. We have prepared our list for 2018. Do you already have yours?
I am sure many of you have an item on your list that says: “This is the year I finally Make that trip. that I have always wanted». This is usually a dream of somewhere far away, on the other side of the world.
