Discover a rustic campsite in the heart of the Bohemian Switzerland National Park! Perfect for hikers and nature lovers who can do without modern comforts. Experience peaceful autumn days with campfires and national park vibes – ideal for adventurers with self-sufficient equipment.
Get ready for an unforgettable hike on the "Börfinker Ochsentour National Park Dream Loop"! Discover wild geese, pristine stream crossings, and a primeval forest in its early stages. Let yourself be enchanted by nature and experience the highlights of this 10 km tour. Read on to find out more!
Experience a long weekend at Sensweiler Mühle campsite! Perfect for working remotely thanks to excellent Wi-Fi and an ideal location near the Hunsrück-Hochwald National Park. Hiking, relaxing, and being productive – all in one place. Read on and discover how you can combine work and leisure!
In perfect weather, we set off on our 19 km hike from Sankt Andreasberg to Altenau. What began as a relaxing outing turned into a real challenge – complete with panoramic views, exhaustion, and a desperate attempt to rescue a can of beer at the end. Read on to find out how this tour pushed us to our limits!
The campsite at the gateway to the Hainich is a beautiful campsite right next to the Hainich National Park.
We've ended up in Thuringia for a long weekend. More precisely, it's our first time traveling with our new campervan, and the Hainich National Park has a campsite right next door – reason enough for us to come here. Here, we're greeted by the largest contiguous deciduous forest in Germany, which has even been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2011.
We visited Plitvice Lakes National Park at the end of the season and had a wonderful time. It's relatively expensive, but it's really worth it.
Croatia offers endless opportunities to experience nature, culture, and meet its people. We decided to book a boat tour to Telašćica Nature Park – and it was worth every penny. We admired the steep cliffs, swam in a salt lake, and jumped off the small cliffs along the coast – at least the brave ones did! It's absolutely worth it!
The "Manita peć" cave is located at the end of a hike in Parklenica National Park in Croatia. Entry is possible until 1:00 PM and costs €5, payable in cash only at the cave entrance. The tour lasts approximately 30 minutes and is accompanied by a ranger.
We were out for about 5 hours and walked approximately 10 kilometers – with plenty of breaks, of course. Bringing lots of water is essential; you can refill your water bottles with fresh spring water shortly before the climb to the caves. Highly recommended for hiking enthusiasts.
