Tale of nature

Chefchaouen, Morocco
Chefchaouen is a place you have to see to believe. This charming Moroccan city is known for its azure drenched walls in every shade imaginable. Founded in 1471 the small town has been under a variety of rules and occupations from French and Spanish to Arabic. Thanks to this, it is incredibly diverse in terms of food, architecture and local culture. Likewise, you can wander the endless blue streets in search of handmade textiles and good or pop into any one of the world-class tea spots for Moroccan tea.

Positano, Italy
Positano is the “it girl” of Italy’s most romantic, colourful and charming region – The Amalfi Coast. Its gorgeous candy coloured cliffside houses, unbelievable food, stunning Mediterranean waters and incredible Roman history are just a few things it has going for it. Positano is a place that doesn’t seem real. It’s the epitome of romance, adventure, food and culture all rolled into one.

Venice, Italy
Sleepy gondolas meandering their way through the shimmering turquoise waters of the ancient Italian city’s 150 canals on are just one of Venice’s gold stars. This 1200-year-old city is certainly the picture of beauty all around the globe for its vibrant art and celebrated architecture. The lagoon culture, which provides the town with speciality seafood, only adds to the city’s allure.

Ponte Ciolo, Salento, Italy
This swimming hole in is what Italian summer dreams are made of. It feels straight out of a movie. Craggy cliffs meet stunningly blue water and passersby stop their cars on the ancient-looking bridge for a quick picnic and swim. Lounging on the beach here it's hard not to feel you're living la dolce vita.

The Abandoned Great Wall of China
Beyond the cohort of the thousands of tourists who visit the Great Wall everyday, there is a far less accessible path hidden between Badaling and Simatai, to the north of Beijing. It is well worth the effort to be found. Surrounded by green mountains and occasional villages, the not-yet-renovated 50-mile long stretch of the Great Wall offers a step into history, and options to wild camp in its historic towers beneath sunsets and sunrises with hardly anyone around ... a very rare option in today's China.

Lake Malawi, Malawi
Lake Malawi, also known as Lake Nyasa, goes along the length of the entire country of Malawi. One of the deepest and most biodiverse lakes in the world, it's a wonder to be around. Malawi is known as the darling nation of Africa due to the kind-natured culture of the local people. However, according to the World Bank, Malawi is also known as one of the poorest countries in the world. The evidence is certainly all around you as you traverse this beautiful country.