Posts Tagged ‘Sustainable Travel’

Iceland in Winter, Why Bother?

20
Apr
1

Trekking around Iceland’s highlands in winter takes some fortitude. Is it worth it? When I flew into Reykjavik’s Keflavik airport a fierce wind was blowing from the North Atlantic. Sleet was turning to snow before my eyes. I stepped outside the terminal building and faced into what felt like a cold shave with ice water […]

Category: FeaturesWundering Written by Tom Neal Tacker 0 Comments

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Dateline, Samoa

22
Feb
1

Polynesia’s friendliest archipelago is also its historical heartland.

Category: CultureFeatures Written by Tom Neal Tacker 0 Comments

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Tarkine Trailblazing

07
Nov
1

The Tarkine Wilderness in Tasmania shouldn’t be such a secret a location. Having walked, or stumbled, the length of the Overland Track, explored the furthest reaches of Mount Field and Freycinet National Parks, clambered over, but mostly around, peaks throughout the island state, I reckoned I knew a fair bit about Tasmania’s unique environmental wonders. […]

Category: Wild Written by Tom Neal Tacker 0 Comments

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