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Treasure Island | Adventure in Malta

1 month ago | active-traveller.com | Will Renwick

Malta has always stood out to me for one quirky reason: as a child, I remember it would often give the UK a generous 12 points at the Eurovision Song Contest. I’ve also heard that Malta’s streets curiously featured the same red letterboxes and phone boxes that are so familiar in Britain. Preparing for my visit, I’m relieved to learn I’ll be driving on the familiar, left-hand, side of the road, and that I won’t have to dig through my tangled odds-and-sods drawer to locate an EU socket adapter.
What Patagonia Did Next: New Podcast Series Examines Why Founder Gave Company Away

Jan 15, 2025 | active-traveller.com | Tristan Kennedy

A new three-part podcast series launches this week, looking into arguably one of the most consequential decisions ever made in the outdoor industry. In 2022, the billionaire founder of Patagonia, Yvon Chouinard, made a huge splash by announcing that he was voluntarily giving up his company.
Bear With Me | Tracking Apex Predators in Asturias

Oct 31, 2024 | active-traveller.com | Stuart Kenny

“We’re deep in the untouched part of Asturias here," says Fernando Abarquero Zorilla, my guide. Specifically, we’re in the Fuentes del Narcea, Degaña e Ibias Natural Park, in northwestern Spain. We’re looking across a deep, narrow valley, to where a tangle of green beech, birch and oak trees rise steeply up from the Ibias River. The slopes are punctuated by huge slabs and sharp spikes of limestone rock.
Best Activity Holidays in Europe: Unforgettable Getaways

Sep 30, 2024 | active-traveller.com | Costa Brava |Mark Mayne

Why Choose Europe for Your Activity Holiday? As an adventure or activity destination, Europe has a vast catalogue of locations and activities to offer, whether you’re looking for a romantic sporting getaway, a European adventure, or a full-fat adrenaline experience, they’re all on tap here. For those seeking family activity holidays, Europe provides immersive experiences tailored for families, combining natural beauty with adventurous activities.
Shimoda Carry-On Roller V2 Review: Rolling luggage with a twist

Sep 23, 2024 | active-traveller.com | Costa Brava |Dan Wildey

Size: 32x52x25cm Shimoda Carry-On Roller V2 Review: TL;DR Save your back and shoulders for the destination, by slipping your Shimoda Core Unit insert from a rucksack into a roller, and let the wheels take the strain through the airport. Shimoda Carry-On Roller V2 Review: Intro Shimoda is fast becoming the brand to watch when it comes to adventure photography luggage.
Joby Seapal Underwater iPhone Housing Review: Underwater magic

Sep 23, 2024 | active-traveller.com | Costa Brava |Dan Wildey

Joby Seapal Underwater iPhone Housing Review: TL;DR An affordable and user-friendly entry into the world of underwater photography, which harnesses the power of the camera you already have in your pocket. Joby Seapal Underwater iPhone Housing Review: Intro Joby has long been a part of the Vitec Imaging Solutions stable of photography brands which includes the likes of Manfrotto and Lowepro, and has created a name for bringing pro-photography gear into highly useable form factors for the masses.
Our Guide to the Aosta Valley in Summer

Aug 30, 2024 | active-traveller.com | Costa Brava |Roger Fulton

Sponsored content Well known and loved by skiers who flock to the region's five ski areas every winter, an Aosta Valley summer holiday provides alternative ways to explore the Italian alps. Despite being Italy's smallest region, Aosta is blessed with beautiful natural sites, beginning with spectacular views of the Alps. When summer comes to Aosta the melting snow reveals a network of hiking trails alongside cycle routes and a varied landscape that is home to a host of other outdoor activities.
Walking Holidays in Switzerland | A Guide to Exploring Switzerland's Lofty Summits and Everywhere In Between

Aug 29, 2024 | active-traveller.com | Costa Brava |Amy Marwick

Switzerland has over 65,000km of exceptional walking trails, weaving through flower strewn meadows and riverside woodlands, to high mountain passes and jagged peaks. With well-maintained paths, clear signposts, and reliable public transport, life as a walking tourist in Switzerland is incredibly easy.
Cool Lodgings | Five Historic Alpine Hotels

Aug 22, 2024 | active-traveller.com | Costa Brava |Tristan Kennedy

Badrutt’s Palace Hotel, St. Moritz, Switzerland From £685 per night Arguably the grandest of all alpine hotels, Badrutt’s Palace first opened its doors in 1896, at the height of fin de siècle decadence. The proprietor was Caspar Badrutt, son of Johannes, who owned the nearby Kulm Hotel, and is credited with inventing winter sports holidays.
Understated Excellence: A Tour of the Aosta Valley in Summer

Aug 15, 2024 | active-traveller.com | Costa Brava |Dan Wildey

Less than an hour’s drive north of Turin airport the Aosta Valley seems to swallow the road. The steep sides of the mountains encroach so quickly it’s almost a shock, despite the Alps being within touching distance of Turin itself. A short way into the valley, at its narrowest point, Fort Bard dominates the skyline, towering over the valley like an ancient sentinel. Given its position at the entrance to a mountain paradise, one would assume it was built to guard the door.