Charlotte Lawson

Westman Islands are Iceland’s best kept secret, found off the southern coast of Iceland the Westman Islands are a breathtaking archipelago and few travellers venture over to explore, making it a quiet and off the beaten path place to visit. There are 15 islands in total but only one is inhabited, and it’s the biggest […]

West Iceland is easily reached from the Capital, it’s not a huge region and can be explored easily. Driving around Snæfellsnes Peninsula, you’ll pass dramatic landscapes, iconic waterfalls and volcanoes, lava fields and tranquil beaches. The west is considered a hidden gem as not many tourists visit, but it’s definitely worth adding to your itinerary.

South Iceland is a land of wonder, where mother natures magic is on full display. From Europes biggest Glacier, where you can explore the glistening ice caves and pick up bits of ice on Diamond beach to powerful waterfalls and deep enchanting canyons and black volcanic sand beaches. It’s a paradise for all travellers and

Alpine architecture, ski resorts and high quality chocolate, Switzerland you say? No, this is Bariloche, The Little Switzerland of South America! Bariloche is a small city nestled in the foothills of the Andean Mountains, it’s the gateway to the lake district in Argentina’s Patagonia.  It boasts many stunning hikes and trails, endless lakes to explore

Towering snow capped volcanoes, the majestic Andean mountains split by stunning fjords, ancient forests and home to an abundance of wildlife, this is Patagonia baby! It’s every bit as beautiful and wild as you can imagine. In this article we’ll be exploring the Chilean Lake District in Patagonia, there’s tons of lakes in this region,

In the North of Chile you’ll find one of the driest places on earth, the Atacama Desert. This vast desert is renowned for having the clearest skies in the world, it’s one of the best locations on earth for stargazing. Many super observatories have been set up in this area, it’s a haven for astronomy

Nestled high in the Peruvian Andes, Cusco is a city like no other, once Capital to the Inca Empire, it’s cobblestoned streets are filled with ancient secrets and history, waiting for you to discover the tales of powerful Inca’s and be apart of the enchanting festivities. Cusco, occasionally spelled Cuzco or Qos’qo (as pronounced in

These are the largest salt flats in the world, and they are incredible to see, formed by a prehistoric lake that dried up, there’s something so magical about the endless snowy white flats.  From December- April, during the rainy season, the rain water forms puddles across the salt flats which creates the famous mirror like