There’s an old proverb in the Czech Republic: ‘Kde se pivo vaří, tam se dobře daří.’ It means ‘Where beer is brewed, life is good,’ and I am more than happy to live by these words.

Spanning 5.5 million square kilometres, the Amazon is the largest rainforest on the face of the Earth. Here’s all the information you’ll need to start planning your trip.

While Iceland attracts over two million tourists a year, Greenland only sees about 33,000, making it one of the planet’s least visited places.

If your only experience of Australia is an old Simpsons episode and Fosters beer commercials, here’s a couple of things you need to know.

While we firmly believe that Everest Base Camp is for everyone (at whatever age), there’s a couple of persuasive benefits to hitting the trail and conquering it before your 30th birthday.

Move over beer, you’ve hogged the limelight too long when it comes to Czech cuisine.

Latrabjarg is the largest bird cliff in the country and one of the best spots to see puffins in Iceland.

From the dusty Red Centre to the tip of the Top End and all the way down to Tasmania’s south, Australia is home to some of the world’s most unique landscapes. And nothing beats exploring these regions by foot.

Curious about a Kenya safari? From spotting the Big 5 animals to spending a day with the Maasai people, here’s what a Kenya safari is really like.

Not sure where to spend your next beach break? The Solomon Islands might win you over.

I have never been a cruiser. I was a little sceptical that adventure cruising would be any different, but I’m so glad I went. A small ship offered me the personal service and local experiences I just didn’t get on a big ship. Here’s how an adventure cruise in Greece turned me from a cruise-hater to a cruise-lover.

You can’t just arrive at Torres del Paine National Park in Chile’s Patagonian region and expect to hike; there are a few factors you’ll need to prepare for.