Costa Rica is a destination worth visiting all year round. Yet, what happens if you visit the country in July, halfway through the rainy season? Here's what should you expect from the weather if you visit Costa Rica in July. (more…)
With spring around the corner, it’s time to put those walking shoes on and start planning some outdoor activities. You might be wondering where to go for walks around Norfolk this spring? Well, you’ve landed in the right place. Below I put together a list of some of the walks you can do in Norfolk this spring. Norfolk is primarily a rural county and has many walking trails and hidden villages I’m sure you would enjoy discovering. There are some popular places like Cromer, Sheringham or Wroxham. However, there are also less known villages like Salhouse or Barnham Broom. Whichever you decide to go for, there are plenty of walking trails in Norfolk to keep you busy this spring. Where to stay/how to get to Norfolk for your walks this…
These two West Highland Way trails are relatively easy and safe for beginners, including solo female hikers. The West Highland Trail is a 154 km hiking trail that starts in Milngavie and finishes in Fort William. It is probably the most famous trail in Scotland. While some hikers decide to hike the whole of it, others complete segments of the trail. Whichever walks you decide on, the West Highland Way is perfect for both beginners and more experienced hikers. (more…)
