Himalaya.
Fancy camping trekking Nepal? Adventure travel company World Expeditions has set up new permanent campsites throughout the Everest region.
The new campsites are set up in secluded locations with stunning mountain views.
The latest reusable bottle designs from SIGG.
Planning a summer mountain hiking adventure? One of the best mountain gear essentials is the reusable water bottle.
Whenever we’re hiking in the mountains, we always bring our trusty Swiss SIGG water bottles.
World Expeditions has launched its 157-day Full Nepal Traverse of the Great Himalaya Trail.
The expedition company has dedicated a blog, The Great Himalaya Trail Blog, to the adventure.
Chalet suite at Blanket Bay, New Zealand.
Dream of a mountain honeymoon? Blanket Bay, New Zealand is a summer and winter mountain honeymooning hotspot.
At the edge of Mount Aspiring National Park, Blanket Bay offers its own Ultimate Alpine Honeymoon.
Village house, Tama. Photo credit: Wild Photography Holidays
Fancy a wild photography holiday in Spain? Then check out the Mountains, Forests And Villages of the Picos de Europa with Wild Photography Holidays.
The travel company specializes in small-group photography holidays in wild and inaccessible places. In September, this Spanish photography holiday will take guests to Northern Spain, trekking through the mountains, forests and villages of the Picos de Europa.
South Africa is a hot travel destination in 2010. If you’re planning a trekking trip there, travel company Slackpacker South Africa offers multi-day trails, tours and day hikes.
Based in Cape Town, the company has an “affinity with the Table Mountain chain” but also offers trekking trips in other parts of South Africa. Trips include qualified guides, local transportation, luggage transfers, meals and accommodation.
“South Africa is ideal hiking country with incredible mountain and safari options,” says Frank Dwyer of Slackpacker South Africa. “For a world-class hiking experience, come walk with us through a National Park that is fully contained within the municipal boundaries of a world-class city.”
Cape Town.
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