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Sierra Norte Greenway: Slow Travel through Andalusia’s Wild Heart
Imagine cycling along an old railway line, where rails have given way to a natural path. Where tunnels are not rushed, and the Andalusian landscape stretches out calmly under a clear sky. This is the Sierra Norte de Sevilla Greenway – a route that invites you to travel with open senses and an open heart. […]
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From Rustic Retreats to Eco-Farms: 10 Sustainable Accommodations in Andalusia
Andalusia, located in the sunny south of Spain, offers an ideal setting for travelers looking to enjoy nature and sustainability. This diverse region ranges from beautiful coastlines to peaceful mountains. Luckily, exploring Andalusia in an eco-friendly way is easier than ever thanks to a growing number of sustainable accommodations. Below, you will find 10 eco-friendly […]
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Via Verde de la Sierra: 36 km of Nature Between Cádiz and Seville
Some routes are not just traveled—they are felt. The Via Verde de la Sierra, in southern Spain, is one of them: a cycling journey through old railway landscapes, dramatic gorges, and whitewashed villages steeped in history. A slow-paced ride between olive groves, tunnels, viaducts, and wild nature. A route between two white villages The greenway […]
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Brantford and Ontario’s Wild Side: Waterfalls, Trails, and Sustainable Stays
If you’re dreaming of a vacation immersed in Canada’s most authentic natural landscapes—between river trails, nature reserves, and rural scenery that soothes the soul—Brantford might be your perfect destination. Nestled in the heart of Southern Ontario, this green-surrounded town is a gateway to an extraordinary network of hiking paths, parks, and protected areas, where you […]
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5 Reasons Cornwall is a Top Destination for Eco-Travellers in 2025 – And Where to Stay
Land of breathtaking cliffs, ancient mysteries, and untamed nature, Cornwall enchants with its haunting beauty and Celtic soul. Here, coastal paths plunge dramatically into the ocean, leading to villages that still preserve the legends of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. Abandoned mines bear witness to an industrial past now recognized as […]
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Hidden Murgia: Wild Landscapes in Apulia and Rural Hospitality
There’s a corner of Apulia where the land turns rugged and the colors unfold across hollows, hills, escarpments, and ravines. This landscape is shaped by limestone, giving rise to many karst features: sinkholes, canyons, dolines, and caves. You won’t find permanent surface rivers, but the underground hides aquifers and secret streams. We’re in the Murge […]
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How to Create Natural Spaces for Bees and Biodiversity
Bees are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to pollinators. In Italy, alongside domestic honeybees, there are over 1,000 species of wild bees, belonging to six different families. In addition, wasps, hoverflies, and other pollinating insects play a fundamental role in the health of ecosystems and in our own survival. Yet, around […]
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Cultivate biodiversity: nature gardening according to Kate Bradbury
In a world that needs more and more authentic and vital green spaces, nature gardening is establishing itself as an ecological practice capable of making a difference. One of its most passionate supporters is Kate Bradbury, a British writer with a passion for gardening. She has transformed her urban garden into a wild and vibrant […]
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Discover La Salle: A Sustainable Holiday in the Heart of the Aosta Valley
Nestled in a dreamlike alpine setting, La Salle is a hidden gem in Italy’s Aosta Valley, at the foot of Mont Blanc. This authentic village, bathed in sunlight and surrounded by vineyards and orchards, invites visitors to rediscover slowness, silence, and the pure beauty of the Alps. Despite its proximity to popular ski resorts and […]
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Unveiling the Wild Side of Tuscany: Explore Alto Merse Nature Reserve
Tuscany is undoubtedly one of the most famous regions in Italy: Florence with its priceless art, Siena with its legendary Piazza del Campo, the wonder of medieval villages, the poetry of cypress-lined roads and rolling hills, and fine wines. Yet even here, there are hidden gems waiting to be discovered slowly and gently. One such […]
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