While the pandemic is far from over, many of us are hopeful that 2022 is the year we’ll finally be able to broaden our travel horizons again. Travel publishers are releasing their annual recommendations of where to travel in the year ahead. Lonely Planet got in there at the start of November, offering up Slovenia, Oman and Mauritius, and now it’s the turn of travel chronicler National Geographic.
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Kiwi Marc Jacobs celebrated his 32nd birthday in style when he beat three-time champion Kevin Langeree and rookie Stig Hoefnagel in an action-packed final to secure the Red Bull King of the Air 2021 title in Cape Town, South Africa.
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Free diver Guillaume Néry takes you on an underwater journey that will take your breath away. Guillaume glides beneath ice sheets, walks the ocean floor with spear-fishermen, and swims with whales in this breathtaking short by Les Films Engloutis.
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Performance catamarans are on the hot-list right now! They offer the right balance between…
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Coming off a busy season of yacht racing in the Med, we were in…
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There’s no denying that the lakes and coastlines of Italy rank as some of…
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Red Bull TV film follows the journey of legendary American windsurfing icon, Robby Naish. The Longest Wave looks back at the incredible career of this American water-sports legend, who pioneered windsurfing, kiteboarding, stand up paddle-boarding and foil boarding on his way to global stardom.
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Looking for an alternative destination that offers natural beauty and makes the cool list? The Faroe Islands was doing things ‘homespun’ long before it became hip. With its curious food scene and down-home aesthetic, the rugged Danish archipelago in the far north is a new frontier of Scandi cool.
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When we think of Provence we think of villages and fields draped in colour, and sandstone monasteries surrounded by fields of lavender and waterways. It’s the quaint towns that really get to us though, they seem to come out of a novel. We’ve selected our favourites from CN Traveller’s hot list.
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There are more than 60 Spanish islands cast off the coast of the mainland, and while many of the big hitters – Ibiza, Mallorca, Lanzarote – have well-worn reputations, they are constantly reinventing themselves. In recent years, many have gained prominence for sustainability, stargazing and smart stays. These are CN Traveller’s 10 favourite Spanish isles.
