If you’re planning on visiting the popular and picturesque Cinque Terre region in Liguria’s northwest, using public transport is one of the most cost-effective and effortless ways to explore the region and makes for an incredibly scenic journey.

With a city full of wood-fired saunas, cozy cafes and friendly people, Helsinki remains one of the most underrated cities we’ve ever visited. Ideally situated on the Gulf of Finland within the Baltic Sea, Finland’s capital is refreshingly sparse and green while still retaining it’s charming architecture, city bustle and links to the rest of the Nordic region and Europe.

If you’re a fan of Harry Potter and on the lookout for the whimsical filming locations used in the franchise, definitely pay a visit to the Scottish Highlands and the iconic Glenfinnan Viaduct. From how to get here to timing when the steam train passes over the viaduct, read more here.

From the ultra-modern cityscape surrounding Marina Bay to the bustling streets and calls to prayer in Kampong Glam, Singapore is the ultimate fusion of western and eastern culture.

Ireland’s bustling capital city has always been a popular destination that has attracted lovers of live music, pub culture, history and literature. A perfect stop in a European city tour, or a destination in itself for a long weekend staycation, Dublin truly has a bit of something for everyone.

Off the southern shores of Loch Lomond, the small island of Inchcailloch, or Inchcailleach, is rich in history and full of incredible flora and fauna.

Whether you're looking for a long weekend staycation this spring or summer, or planning a stopover in Balmaha while hiking through the iconic West Highland Way, this hidden gem is the perfect half day trip from Balmaha or Luss.

With incredible architecture, world-renowned street food and stunning gilded temples, Bangkok surprised us by being one of our favourite cities to date. For travellers wanting to focus on food and culture, these are what we believe to be the best ways to explore the city….

Built into an old church on the coast of Edinburgh near Newhaven Harbour, Alien Rock hosts top ropes, lead-climbing and a small bouldering room for experienced climbers.

For adventure travellers looking for an off the beaten track experience, skiing and snowboarding in the Scottish Highlands can help you to make the most of the UK winters. For how to get to each resort and where to stay if you are planning a trip north, check out our guide.

Sitting just outside the small mountain town of Field within the scenic and remote Yoho National Park, British Columbia, Emerald Lake Lodge is the perfect stay for those looking for a luxurious backcountry getaway. For those hoping to get that idyllic winter experience, read more on what to expect, how to get here, and our recommendations on food, drink and activity.

From Mont Blanc to Lake Geneva, the Portes Du Soleil ski area connects 12 resort towns and boasts 600 km of pisted terrain across France and Switzerland, forming one of the largest ski areas in the world.

From how to get here, where to stay and pass options, check out our overview

Hosting Europe’s largest indoor climbing arena, Edinburgh’s International Climbing Arena (EICA) in Ratho is built into quarry walls and boasts dozens of lead rope walls, an aerial assault course, and a number of bouldering spaces. Read our locals guide for more info on how to get here, membership options and courses.

With the airport's close proximity to the city, making a trip into Amsterdam is very doable if you’re enjoying a long layover at Schiphol. Our guide goes over getting to/from the airport, how to get around, and our personal recommendations of what you can do in an afternoon in the city.

Australia has a unique working holiday program in that it allows you to be eligible to extend it for a second if you do 3 months of specified regional work within your first year visa. From how to apply to our advice looking for regional work (and our personal experience doing the 88 days), check out our guide if you're thinking about extending your time in the land down under.

Known for it’s ancient temples, mountainous landscapes and incredible street food, Chiang Mai attracts travellers from all over the world and remains one of Thailand’s must-see locations. From our time being based in the northern city, we’ve compiled what we think are the best ways to make the most of your trip.

Youtubers Keith & Dev are on a year-long adventure backpacking post-Covid around Europe and showing the realities of long term backpacking through their channel. Our spotlight includes how they fund their adventures, what challenges they’ve faced, and what their advice is for travellers looking to have a similar experience.

Promising incredible experiences across diverse landscapes, New Zealand is one of the best places in the world for the outdoor adventure traveller. If you’re hoping to live, work and travel longer term in NZ, the working holiday is a fantastic option if you’re eligible as it’s easy to apply for and offering a lot to flexibility. Our how-to goes over eligibility and how to apply.

A must-do activity if you’re in Bangkok over a weekend, Chatuchak, sometimes referred to as JJ or Jatujak, is the world’s largest weekend market. Hosting 15,000 stalls across 26 acres, this massive gathering of vendors offers a wide assortment of products and promises an overwhelming but very memorable experience.

Whether you’re coming in from abroad or enjoying a staycation, a trip to the Outer Hebrides is definitely worth it for travellers who enjoy remote and wild landscapes and locations with many cultural and historical ties. From Lewis' Standing Stones that predate Stonehenge to Harris’ infamous white sand beaches, there's something for everyone.