The Lofoten Islands are a Norwegian archipelago north of the Arctic Circle. Here, dramatic mountain peaks rise directly out of the sea. Colorful fishermen's huts stand on stilts in idyllic harbors, and the light is so changeable that you can sometimes experience all four seasons in the space of an hour.
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The Blausee (Blue Lake) is ideally suited for a day trip. But even better is to take in the picturesque nature park of the same name with an overnight stay in the Blausee Hotel & Spa.
Recommended route and travel tips for an unforgettable Namibia tour: From the dead trees of Deadvlei to the bizarre rocky landscapes in Damaraland and where the wild animals roam in Etosha National Park.
Okonjima Bush Camp is home to Namibia’s AfriCat foundation and is known for saving big cats like leopards and cheetahs.
Onguma The Fort is one of several private luxury camps by the gates of Etosha National Park. It is a paradisical lodging for safari lovers.
The luxurious Ongava Lodge sits elevated on a small hill in the game reserve of the same name. The view from there of the wild animals at the waterhole is endlessly fascinating. But the lion safari is a major highlight!
Rhinos are quite shy. They scamper away when you approach them in a rattling safari jeep. If we want to see them up close, we have no choice but to stalk them on foot!
Mowani Mountain Camp is located amidst fascinating rock formations in Namibia’s southern Damaraland. One of the highlights in the camp is the sunset.
The Wolwedans Dunes Lodge sits on a dune plateau. The panoramic view over the rolling hills and the red dirt of the dunes is breathtaking! And, as for our hosts, they are out of this world…
Little Kulala Camp is located in the Kulala Wilderness Reserve, the gateway to southern Africa’s Namib Desert. It is considered one of the flagship camps in the world-renowned Wilderness Safari collection.
Justine Tyerman comes across a ‘talking landscape’ on the outskirts of Wanaka in the South Island of New Zealand
“Hamilton Lodge” is not really what you would call a usual name for a lodge. Especially one located on a Wallis Alp in the Swiss mountains. But host John Wegink was so taken by the story of glaciologist John Tyndall and his wife Louisa Hamilton that he had to name his lodge after her. This, even though she slipped her beloved husband a deadly potion!