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What comes to mind when you think of the Canary Islands? I’m guessing laying out on the beach and staying in a nice resort. It’s true that hiking may not be the first thing that comes up when you think of the Canary Islands, but I’m here to tell you that Lanzarote will change your … Read more
Tenerife, the largest and most popular of the Canary Islands, is a paradise for nature lovers. The gorgeous island offers diverse landscapes ranging from black-sand beaches to sky-high mountain peaks and lush forests… all on one single island. As you explore these stunning landscapes, travelers can find countless hiking trails, with endless natural beauty around … Read more
Fuerteventura is the second-largest island in the Canary Islands archipelago, best known for being extremely windy and perfect for water sports. The island doesn’t have particularly high peaks, but its beautiful volcanic landscape makes it an ideal spot for easy and moderate hikes. Unlike some of the other islands, such as Tenerife or Gran Canaria, … Read more
If you’re a fan of underwater photography, I don’t need to explain nudibranchs to you. You probably already know the origins of their name — the Latin root of ‘nudi’ for naked and ‘branch’ for lungs, named for their exposed gills that flutter elegantly in the water. You probably already know that there are over … Read more
Just a short drive from the main town of Somosomo on Taveuni, Fiji is one of the locals’ favorite spots: the Waitavala Water Slides. Don’t get it twisted with the name: this isn’t anything close to your average water slide! Rather, it’s a naturally occurring set of waterfalls that have created a flowing natural “chute” … Read more
The road to Savulelele Waterfall, Fiji’s tallest, is long and remote: the kind of remote that makes you regret watching movies like Wrong Turn. But above all, it’s dusty. Reddish dust from the occasional car lingers in the air, coating your car like a layer of smoke as you traverse the slowly-rising road into the … Read more
Gazing into the vastness of the Grand Canyon is a dream for many, no matter the time of year. Its towering cliffs rise 6,000 feet, showcasing a tapestry of red hues and unmatched desert vistas. When you peer into this immense chasm, the multilayered rocks carved out by the relentless Colorado River offer a journey … Read more
Among the five iconic national parks in Utah, often referred to as the Mighty Five, Arches National Park may be the most recognizable. From Delicate Arch’s feature on the Utah state license plate to influencer snaps of natural arches across social media, most people need no convincing to visit Arches National Park once they know … Read more
For those enchanted by the pristine beauty of snow-clad peaks, Grand Teton National Park in winter is nothing short of a daydream come to life. As frequent snowfall sculpts and changes the mountain’s craggy surfaces and hiking trails get a snowy blanket tucking them in, Grand Teton’s winter panoramas are even more serene. ⌛ Planning … Read more