A canyon created by progressive erosion by flowing water from glaciers. There’s multiple places to stop along the route. The farther you go, the more you see. Yeah, it’s absolutely epic. There are multiple waterfalls and birds flying everywhere in the canyon. There aren’t very many people up there either.

Campeche Island is known for its clear waters and white sand, ideal for snorkeling and sunbathing in a natural setting, as well as numerous ancient archaeological sites.

One of the largest and most significant squares in Riga's Old Town. Surrounded by historic buildings, cafes, and shops, it serves as a central gathering place. The square is dominated by the Riga Cathedral (Dome Cathedral), a landmark known for its impressive organ and Gothic architecture. Street performers and events often enliven the area, making it the best spot to experience the city's culture.

This town is a gem for those who love the outdoors, especially if they’re into fishing. If you happen to be around in the dry season, you might catch one of the epic week-long fishing competitions. Camping by the river is a great experience. Beyond fishing, the region offers much more: there are hot springs to soak in, stunning gorges to explore, and peaceful walking trails that give you a real feel of the Northern Territory’s beauty.

Pine Creek is a gem for anyone interested in gold mining history. We explored the heritage sites around town, and the Pine Creek Railway Station Museum was definitely a highlight with its fascinating stories and old artifacts. The whole town has a laid-back, welcoming vibe. Do not miss the local bakery. We picked up some treats there and they were amazing. It is a perfect stop if you want a bit of history and some tasty snacks.

A hidden oasis for cycling and nature, away from the city chaos.

A remote seafront village in south Iceland. You can find lodging for the night and places to get something to eat.

This valley is seriously gorgeous. 🌄✨ With cute little villages, incredible mountain scenery, and plenty of trails, it’s the ultimate spot for a laid-back day in nature. Don’t miss the famous St. Magdalena Church. It’s Insta-worthy from every angle.

This area is the perfect place to relax by the river while still being right in the heart of the city. One of the main highlights is Streets Beach, a man-made beach where you can swim in the lagoon or unwind on the sand, which is ideal on a hot day. The surrounding parklands are great for a picnic or a walk, with beautiful gardens, sculptures, and plenty of quiet spots to relax. For a bit of culture, visit the Queensland Art Gallery or the Queensland Museum, both offering interesting exhibits worth checking out. If you get hungry, the area is full of cafés and restaurants. River Quay has some excellent options with amazing views.

A beautiful bay ideal for swimming and snorkeling, surrounded by beautiful coastal scenery.