When people picture St. Lucia, they usually imagine the tranquil, postcard-perfect white sands of the western Caribbean coast.
Category: Hiking
There is an undeniable magnetism to the St. Lucian coastline, a visual rhythm defined entirely by two emerald volcanic spires rising dramatically out of the Caribbean Sea.
There is a distinct moment during a trip to St. Lucia when the island’s postcard-perfect landscape shifts from a beautiful backdrop into a physical challenge.
Mam Tor is a 517 m hill near Castleton in the High Peak of Derbyshire, England. Its name means “mother hill”, so called because frequentRead More
Derwent Edge is a Millstone Grit escarpment that lies above the Upper Derwent Valley in the Peak District National Park in the English county ofRead More
The area of Brasso Seco is a place filled with rich history and natural resources like the Seven Sisters. Brasso Seco is the idle placeRead More
Sapphire falls would be by far the easiest waterfall destination I have been thus far in Trinidad. This waterfall caught my attention recently when itRead More
Acono Waterfall and Gorge is nestled in the forest of the Acono village, it is accessible by a short hike through the forest and river.
The Matura Forest is loaded with gems and wildlife, one such gem is the Matura Jewel. Matura is also known for Mermaid Pool, Mystic PoolRead More
Lalaja waterfall is by far one of the more beautiful destinations I have be too so far and the journey begins in the deserted LalajaRead More
Fusion Virtual 7 Series had to be one of the more exciting fun and torturous events I have done in the recent two years.
This adventure takes us to a remote beach along the Paria main road, to a beach by the name of Paradise Bay Not to beRead More