We love to travel, and we also enjoy many outdoor activities. Read here about our outdoor adventures, from hiking and cycling to kayaking or diving!
The Principality of Liechtenstein is a tiny independent country in the European Alps. So independent that it doesn’t even belong …
Continue reading “Hiking in Liechtenstein – trails of sisters and princes”
Uzbekistan has seen an increase in tourist numbers over the last years. While most travellers visit the capital of Tashkent …
Continue reading “Unusual things to do in Khiva – a cycling tour in the outskirts”
The Alta Via 1 in the Aosta Valley is a 6 to 10-day high-altitude long-distance hike on the sunny southern …
Continue reading “The Alta Via 1 in the Aosta Valley – hiking from Paquier to Courmayeur”
A 50th birthday is something special – and we wanted to do something special on Isa’s 50th birthday. For years …
Continue reading “A paragliding course for beginners – like a bird in the sky?”
The Spree cycle route leads from the source of the Spree in Upper Lusatia along the river Spree to the …
Continue reading “The Spree cycle route – When plan B turns out top notch”
The “Romantic Road” sounds familiar in German, but few Germans know what and where it is. And certainly those down-to-earth …
Continue reading “This is Germany! – Four days of hiking on the Romantic Road”
Luxembourg is such a small country that you are tempted to think it consists only of the City of Luxembourg. …
Continue reading “Hiking the Mullerthal Trail in Luxembourg during Corona times”
“Westerly winds and some showers, too cool for early July”. The weather forecast for our week of kayaking on the …
Continue reading “Kayaking on the river Peene – the German Amazonas”
Vatersay, the southernmost island of the Outer Hebrides or “Western Isles” is Scotland, is the starting point for hiking the …
Continue reading “Hiking the Hebridean Way on the Western Isles”
We capsized several times on the first day of our five day canoe tour on the Whanganui River, which is …
Continue reading “A canoe tour on the Whanganui River – into wild waters”
