Chartering a yacht in Greece is more attainable than most people imagine, but the costs vary enormously depending on the type of boat, the level of luxury, and the time of year. Here is an honest breakdown...

Croatia has more than a thousand islands, and the beauty of exploring them by gulet is that you can reach the ones most travellers never see. From lively harbour towns to uninhabited national parks,...

The first real decision when planning a Croatian yacht charter is not where to sail but how. Do you hire a boat and skipper it yourself, or charter a fully crewed yacht and let someone else do the...

Medical research is rapidly changing healthcare. Whether students are pursuing medical degrees or just taking advantage of medical advances like rapid COVID testing or wearable tech, innovation is...

Once you have decided to walk the Tour du Mont Blanc, one question comes up before almost any other: which direction should you go? It sounds trivial, but it genuinely shapes the experience. Here is...

Most great mountain destinations come with a logistical headache: hire cars, remote trailheads, and the eternal problem of getting back to where you started. Switzerland has quietly solved all of it....

The Pyrenees are full of natural spectacles that would be world-famous if they lay in the Alps. Chief among them is the Cirque de Gavarnie, a vast natural amphitheatre of rock and ice that has drawn...

Three hikes have come to define Norwegian fjord country in the popular imagination: the flat clifftop of Preikestolen, the boulder wedged in the void at Kjerag, and the jutting tongue of rock at Trolltunga....

The standard relationship between a walking holiday and its accommodation is functional. You walk during the day, you sleep somewhere at night, and the somewhere is chosen primarily on the basis of...

When walkers dream of the Alps, they picture Switzerland or the Italian Dolomites. Austria rarely gets a mention, and that is a genuine oversight. For scenery, value, and sheer quality of walking,...

One of the first decisions you face when planning a Camino de Santiago is what kind of walk you want it to be. You can do it for very little money, sleeping in pilgrim hostels and carrying everything...