Posts Tagged ‘ walking ’

Our weekly look at the new and fun in the world of travel, including a trip to the Bolivian Oruro Carnival, and a website offering a guide to authentic travel in the Caribbean Tweet us @guardiantravel or email us about...
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Most of the time, I love living in a part of the country that has four distinct weather seasons. But when winter’s grip is deep and strong, as it is now, I find myself longing for a warm respite. Oh, to be in Los Angeles, where February’s average temperatures range from 49 degrees...
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A wild camping trip in the Lake District is designed to take you out of your comfort zone – and with unpredictable weather and testing terrain, it certainly delivers I'm bursting. Crossing my legs. Trying not to picture rivers or waterfalls. I'll do anything to ...
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In his 1933 novel LostHorizon , James Hilton immortalizes ShangriLa , an earthly paradise where humans and nature live in perfect harmony – autopia one never expects to find in the real life. But it exists. Lord Howe , atiny island in the vast Pacific about 600 km northeast of Sydney Australia isjust...
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Booking your summer holiday now can mean much cheaper airfares, great promotional offers and a lot more choice FRANCE Cycling in the Vercors mountains Based in a former 18th-century mill in the foothills of the Vercors mountains, this cycling holiday is more about ...
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Adventure travelers who enjoy exploring the world on foot will find tempting trips at Country Walkers.? The focus is on imaginative travel with 85 itineraries around the globe.? Trips are divided into styles: Guided Adventures, Self-Guided Walking & Biking Adventures, Small Ship Cruising,
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Following in the footsteps of Frank Wild, Shackleton's right-hand man, Bella Bathurst heads towards Antarctica – a magical land of ancient icebergs and amazing wildlife Each day a fresh newsletter is posted on to the walls of the polar research ship Akademik Ioffe. On rougher sea passages the notes are...
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Following in the footsteps of Frank Wild, Shackleton's right-hand man, Bella Bathurst heads towards Antarctica – a magical land of ancient icebergs and amazing wildlife Each day a fresh newsletter is posted on to the walls of the polar research ship Akademik Ioffe. On rougher sea passages the notes ...
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The hikers' Canary Island of choice, La Gomera has long attracted the walking stick wielding brigade and one look at its terrain confirms why.
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