Bhutan Adventure
Starting in the east, our wonderful Bhutan wildlife adventure took us right across the country to the west along the slopes of the Himalayas, reaching just above 4000 metres at our highest point.
Starting in the east, our wonderful Bhutan wildlife adventure took us right across the country to the west along the slopes of the Himalayas, reaching just above 4000 metres at our highest point.
With rainforests, mangrove swamps, savannahs and tropical reefs, this was presented as a nature lovers paradise and we were not disappointed.
Huge flocks of cranes winter in Extremadura and I wanted to see them. With plenty of birds, and good food as well, we had a great time during this intensive birding trip.
This fantastic birding bonanza took us from the lakes and forests of Finland to the fjords and mountains of northern Norway.
It was a perfect combination of wildlife, geology and a solar eclipse in the Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks.
The weather did not stop us enjoying this wildlife trip and Orkney had some fascinating archaeological sites.
With lots of flowers and butterflies as well as the many brilliant birds, this was a lovely place to visit.
A trip down memory lane as well as exploring new places, Japan never disapoints.
Costa Rica is considered to be one of the most bio-diverse regions in the world. This trip took us right across the country exploring the many different wildlife habitats along the way.
We had a wonderful family holiday travelling through China. We walked on the Great Wall, looked at Pandas and paddled in the Li River. It was a perfect mix of interesting culture and wonderful landscapes.
This 5 mile walk from Elstead takes you across Hankley Common to the Moat and then back over Thursley and Elstead Commons.
This 3.5 mile walk from Elstead Village Green takes you along the river, through fields and woodlands, to Gatwick. It returns back to the green via Somerset Bridge.
This 4 mile walk, on the south end of Hankley common, includes the Atlantic Wall and the army parachute drop area.
Starting from Puttenham Common Lower Car Park (at the Tarn), this 3.2 mile walk goes across Lower Puttenham Common to Britty Wood.