Þingvellir National Park (also called Thingvellir National Park) is one of the three national parks in Iceland and has been on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 2004. This is where the Icelandic history began and where the fault line lies between the North American and the Eurasian...
Mount St Helens, a stratovolcano that caused massive destruction after the well-known eruption on May 18, 1980 and killed dozens of people, is only a few hours’ drive from Portland and Seattle. If you make a road trip through the Northwest of America you should definitely not miss a visit...
With 16 hikes at Bako National Park on Borneo you will not get bored and it is the most fun way to discover this smallest and oldest national park of Sarawak on Borneo in Malaysia. In the area of only 27 square km there are 7 different ecosystems to be found and you will […]
At Shete Boka National Park you will not find a calm azure blue sea and white sandy beaches like on the rest of Curaçao. But a more than 10 kilometers long rugged coastline where the waves constantly hit the rocks and thus formed various natural inlets. Especially if you want to do something...
At a height of 100 meters above the Guadalhorce River in the Spanish Andalusia meanders the El Caminito del Rey, once one of the most dangerous hiking trails in the world and also called the King’s path. After a thorough renovation, the walkway is completely safe again and you walk along...
At the Tongariro National Park on the North Island of New Zealand you can take the best and most beautiful day hike in New Zealand: the Tongariro Alpine Crossing. And I can tell you: he certainly is! During this 19.4km long hike you will have a great view of the rugged volcanic landscape of New...
The greatest thing is to spot orangutans in their natural environment in the wild in one of the deep green rainforests that can be found on Borneo. Unfortunately, due to large-scale deforestation and various other circumstances, many orangutans become orphaned, injured or get captured. For the...
In the middle of the rainforest of Borneo lies the Gunung Mulu National Park. A natural park of 52,864 hectares, with as a highlight, the most famous Pinnacles. You can visit huge caves, make various walks or even multi-day trips. Find all the information you need for your visit to Gunung Mulu...
Volcanoes, from sleeping giants to extremely “violent” volcanoes which erupt on a regular basis. You would think that you can only find volcanoes in Asia, but nothing is less true. Even in Europe there are volcanoes and also there, these ticking time bombs regularly cause sparkling...
Borneo and the orangutan are inextricably linked. Some of them live in the beautiful green rainforests of Borneo. But unfortunately, some of the orangutans still fall into the hands of merchants, or have become orphan due to different circumstances. Among others at Semenggoh Wildlife Centre on...