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https://tenerife-hike-experience-mar2026.eventbrite.de

✨ WHY GO?

Tenerife is not just an island — it’s a world of contrasts.
In just a few days, you’ll move through dramatic ocean cliffs, deep ravines, volcanic highlands, and surreal Martian landscapes, each day revealing a completely different face of the island.
From the wild ridgelines of the north to the vast silence of Teide National Park, Spain’s highest volcano, this journey is designed for those who want real nature, meaningful movement, and unforgettable night skies.
One of the highlights of the trip is a guided stargazing experience near Teide, one of the best places in Europe to observe the night sky, far from light pollution.
This is an experience that balances adventure, comfort, safety, and depth — not rushed, not superficial, but truly immersive.

🌍 WHY TENERIFE?

Tenerife is a true microcosm of landscapes.
The north surprises with rugged terrain, deep ravines, narrow ridgelines, and breathtaking Atlantic views.
A protected natural reserve hides a trail leading to a secluded mountain waterfall — a peaceful oasis far from crowds.
The journey into Teide National Park opens into vast volcanic plains, silence, and scale that redefine your sense of space.
What makes Tenerife truly special is this contrast:
Ocean to volcano. Ravines to wide horizons. Silence to stars.
Each day feels different, yet together they form a complete story of the island.

💫 WHAT WILL YOU GAIN?

✨ A unique adventure you’ll remember for a lifetime
🤝 New connections with like-minded travelers
🌿 A deep connection with nature & breathtaking landscapes
📸 Powerful memories, emotions & shared experiences

🗺️ WHAT IS THE PLAN?

🟢 Day 0 – Meet & Greet

🍽 Evening meet-up at the hotel
👥 Relaxed introductions & late dinner together
🌴 Time to settle in and ease into island life

🟢 Day 1 – Anaga Mountains Hike

📏 Distance: 15–20 km
🥾 Explore the wild north of Tenerife
🌊 Dramatic ridgelines & deep ravines
📸 Breathtaking views over the Atlantic Ocean
🏞 Remote bays far below the cliffs

🟢 Day 2 – Mount Teide & Stargazing

📏 Distance: <10 km or >15 km (depending on option)
🌋 Morning hike in Teide National Park
🚠 Optional cable car to upper station (3,555 m)
⏱ Hiking time: approx. 4–5 hours
⚠️ Summit permit not included
🌊 Evening visit to Los Gigantes cliffs (500 m high)
🌌 Guided stargazing experience with professional local astronomy guides

🟢 Day 3 – Barranco del Infierno & Optional City Walk

📏 Distance: ~15 km
💧 Hike through a protected natural reserve
🏔 Elevated viewpoints over southern Tenerife
🌿 Reach a hidden mountain waterfall
🌆 Optional evening trip to Santa Cruz de Tenerife
🍴 Local food & relaxed city stroll

🟢 Day 4 – Departure Day

☕ Breakfast & hotel check-out
🏖 Depending on flight time: beach time or airport transfer
✈️ End of the journey

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https://hiking-sintara-portugal-mar2026.eventbrite.de

WHY GO?
This Easter, join us in visiting Lisbon with its vibrant culture & architecture and combining this with Portuguese capital’s near neighbours, Sintra & Cascais, considered one of the most beautiful cities in the country for good reason. With its curved mountains, dewy forests, exotic gardens and Crayola-coloured palaces, there two cities are torn straight from a storybook.
Lastly Cabo da Roca, which for a while, was considered the end of the world, and you’ll see why, as there’s nothing but water for miles ahead —it’s the westernmost point of mainland Europe. Portugal has a long coast lined with beaches, and in between them, you can find lots of cliffs jutting out into the Atlantic. Breaking waves, rocky shores and windswept cliffs, Cabo da Roca ticks all the boxes.
WHAT ARE SOME OF THE HIGHLIGHTS?
Exploring Lisbon: The capital city of Portugal, is a city with a rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning architecture. Lisbon is home to a unique blend of architecture styles, from the medieval castles and churches to the colorful buildings covered in ceramic tiles. The iconic Ponte 25 de Abril suspension bridge, inspired by San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge, is also a sight to behold. Since Lisbon is a hilly city, there are plenty of viewpoints to enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the city, river, and hills. Some of the popular viewpoints include Miradouro da Graça, Miradouro da Senhora do Monte, and Miradouro de Santa Luzia.
Pastel de nata: Pastel de nata is a traditional pastry from Portugal that has been enjoyed for over 200 years and was invented by the bakery Pastéis de Belém. It is a sweet pastry that has a creamy custard filling and a flaky crust. The combination of textures and flavors is simply delicious, making it a popular treat for people with a sweet tooth.
Exploring Cascais: Cascais has a long and rich history, dating back to the 12th century when it was a small fishing village. Over the centuries, it has been visited by royalty and become a popular tourist destination. Cascais is home to several stunning beaches, including Praia do Guincho, Praia da Rainha, and Praia da Conceição. These beaches are known for their clear waters and beautiful scenery.
Sintra National Park: Sintra National Park is a beautiful and diverse natural park located in the mountains near the town of Sintra in Portugal. It's a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is famous for its stunning scenery, rich biodiversity, and cultural attractions. The park is also home to several cultural attractions, including the Moorish Castle, the Convent of the Capuchos, and the colourful Pena National Palace which is straight out of Disneyland. These historic landmarks provide a glimpse into the region's rich history and architectural heritage.
Cabo de Roca: Cabo de Roca is the westernmost point of continental Europe.The cape is characterized by its rugged cliffs and strong Atlantic winds, which have carved out unique rock formations along the coastline. Visitors can enjoy stunning views of the sea and surrounding landscape from the lighthouse on the cape. Cabo de Roca has been an important landmark for sailors and navigators for centuries. The lighthouse, which was built in the 18th century, played a crucial role in guiding ships safely through the waters of the Atlantic.
WHAT IS THE PLAN?
Day 0 (Thursday night) - Arrive in Lisbon: Meet your guide & the rest of the participants in Lisbon and then possibly look at checking out the vibrant nightlife of Lisbon.
Day 1 - Exploring Cascais: Post breakfast and checkout, we are off on a walking tour through the streets of Lisbon. This also includes a stop at the The bakery that invented Pastel de nata - Pastéis de Belém. Once we are done with exploring Lisbon with our guide, we catch a train to Cascais, where we are going to be based for the next 3 nights. After settling into hotel, we are off exploring Cascais including an afternoon walk finishing at Boca do Inferno followed by dinner and drinks organized by the guide (optional for participants to join).
Day 2 - Hiking Sintra National Park:Post breakfast, we will be hiking in Sintra National Park that incl. a visit of the Park and Palácio Nacional da Pena followed by dinner and drinks in Cascais organized by the guide.
Day 3 - Cabo da Roca (Westernmost Point of mainland Europe): Today we will be hiking Praia de Ursa beach loop from Almoçageme which will include Cabo da Roca that is continental Europes and the Eurasian landmasses westernmost point. The hike involves walking along the cliffs with amazing ocean views. Post the hike we head back to Cascais, where the guide has organized Dinner and drinks place for our last night in Cascais.
Day 4 - Head back to Lisbon & back home: Post checkout, we head back to Lisbon and then onward to the airport to catch our flight back home. For those catching a later evening flight after 5pm there is a possibility to go for a short hike on a vineyard trail in Cascais and then head to Lisbon onward to airport to end this amazing trip.
Note: Trains from Cascais to Lisbon go every 30 minutes.
Hiking Distance:

• **Day 1: <**5km - Exploring Lisbon
• Day 2: 16 km - Exploring Cascai & Hiking in Sintra National Park
• **Day 3:**15 km - Hiking to Cabo da Roca
• Day 4: <5km - Heading back to Lisbon and then off to the airport.

Hiking Difficulty: Intermediate – hiking at relaxed pace on well-marked paths, moderate/low elevation, no experience required.
What is included ?

• Community Guide & leader for the entire trip (Guide speak English & German). Note: English is the main language spoken on this trip.
• Shared accommodation for 4 nights (mix of double, twin - share, quadruple).
• All transportation from the meeting location in Lisbon to the finishing location in Lisbon.
• Organizing breakfast & dinner places (payment to be made by participants)
• Guided tour of Lisbon by a local guide.
• Guided tour of Cascais
• Guided hike in Sintra National Park
• Guided hike in the cliffs of South Portugal
• Entry to palace in Sintra National Park
• Access to a google photos album dedicated to this trip, where you can share all your amazing pics & videos.

Other Things of Note:

• Accommodation: Single, Twin share / Double rooms are provided at an extra cost and can be bought directly.

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HOW DO I JOIN THIS TRIP?
For more detailed info & to get entry for this trip, click on link below 👇🏽:
https://finland-lapland-nl-mar2026.eventbrite.de

If you have WhatsApp, please do join this WhatsApp group below to further discuss about this trip:
https://go.unt.global/Aurora_Europe_Trips

Note: Flights inclusive price can be provided on request from any European city, so you can either join the WhatsApp group to further discuss this or post a comment here in order to get more details on it.

WHY GO?
Experience Finnish Lapland 🎄✨
Step into a real-life winter wonderland this winter as Finnish Lapland transforms into a snowy fairytale. Imagine gliding through frozen forests on a husky sled, racing across sparkling trails on a snowmobile, and gazing up at the sky as the Northern Lights paint their magical colors above you. With long polar nights, December offers some of the best chances to witness this breathtaking natural spectacle.
The Aurora Borealis, or Northern Lights, has inspired wonder for thousands of years—appearing in ancient cave paintings and living on in legends across cultures. Here in Lapland, you’ll have the chance to experience it in one of the world’s most enchanting settings.
Lapland is also about traditions and warmth. Discover Sami culture at reindeer farms, explore local handicrafts, and embrace the spirit of the Arctic people. And of course, no trip to Lapland is complete without a visit to Rovaniemi—the official hometown of Santa Claus. From festive markets to the Santa Claus Village, the winter holiday charm here is unforgettable.

WHAT IS THE PLAN FOR THIS TRIP?
Day 1: Arrival & Northern Lights Hunt
Arrive in Kittila, where you will meet your community leader and fellow travelers at Kittilä Airport or directly at the accommodation. After settling in and preparing for the adventure ahead, the evening begins with your very first Northern Lights hunting tour, offering a magical introduction to Lapland. Overnight stay in Sodankyla for the next 4 nights.
Day 2: Roadtrip to Northern Lapland (Inari & Ivalo)
Today is dedicated to a full-day scenic road trip of about 500 km through Lapland’s pristine wilderness. The journey takes you through Pallas-Yllästunturi National Park, where snow-covered forests and frozen lakes set a breathtaking backdrop. In Inari, enjoy a guided visit to the Sami Parliament and gain insights into the culture of Lapland’s indigenous people. Continue to Lake Inari, completely frozen in December, where you can walk on the ice and capture stunning photographs. Explore Ivalo village with options like reindeer sledding or snowshoeing, and stop at scenic spots such as the Tolosjoki River and Paatsjoki Bridge. In the evening, enjoy a Northern Lights viewing session at remote Lake Inari, far from light pollution. Overnight stay in Levi.
Day 3: Roadtrip to Rovaniemi & Santa Claus Village
This morning, travel from Levi to Rovaniemi, a two-hour drive of 170 km. The highlight of the day is a visit to Santa Claus Village, where you can meet Santa himself, cross the Arctic Circle, send postcards from Santa’s Post Office, and enjoy a traditional reindeer sleigh ride. Next, experience Snowman World, a magical snowy playground filled with slides and ice fun. In the evening, head out to Ounasvaara Fell, a scenic hill just outside Rovaniemi, for another chance to witness the Aurora Borealis under expansive Arctic skies. Overnight stay in Levi.
Day 4: Activities in Sodankylä & Levi
Spend the day diving into the authentic culture, history, and adventures of Lapland. Visit Tankavaara Gold Village to learn about Lapland’s gold rush and even try your hand at indoor gold panning. Head into the snowy wilderness on a snowshoeing adventure or experience a reindeer safari that showcases Sami traditions. For adventure seekers, Levi Ski Resort offers excellent slopes for skiing and snowboarding, while snowmobiling and husky sledding provide exhilarating ways to explore the Arctic landscapes. If visiting during Christmas, you’ll also have the chance to explore the Luvattumaa Ice Hotel & Snow Village, beautifully carved from snow and ice. Overnight stay in Levi.
Day 5: Departure Day
After breakfast, check out of your accommodation and transfer to Kittilä Airport for your onward journey. With new memories of snowy adventures, cultural experiences, and magical Aurora nights, it’s time to say goodbye to Finnish Lapland—until the next adventure together.

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WHY GO?
Mountains, sea and wonderful bliss moments combined with a particularly beautiful, Mediterranean natural backdrop – hiking on Mallorca has a special magic. On our hiking trip along the GR221 hiking trail, you will hike across the sunny Balearic island from Estellencs in the southwest to Port Soller in the North West.
Views onto/from the coast you cannot get enough of, the alpine-like Tramuntana mountains, the citrus fruit in the idyllic Sóller-valley & lots more. Coastal villages such as Deià and Valldemossa are also located en route as well as monasteries, extensive country estates, fincas and renowned coastal towns. Fragrant macchia, evergreen and holly oak forests providing shade, inquisitive sheep and mountain goats accompany you along with a lovely sea breeze and the scent of the many lemon and orange groves on this route of dry stone walls.

WHAT ARE SOME OF THE HIGHLIGHTS?

• GR221 Trail (Dry Stone Route): This famous walk runs from south-west all the way to the north-west of Mallorca, following ancient cobbled paths through the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range. On this trail you hike the mountain range parallel to the coast of Mallorca and the trail alternates with sections through forests and barren rocks.
• Explore Sóller: Soller and its port, Puerto de Soller, is the heart of the "Golden Valley" - a fertile stretch of land in the Serra de Tramuntana whose inhabitants have cultivated olives since ancient times and became wealthy in the 18th century cultivating citrus fruits. In 2011 Soller was granted UNESCO World Heritage status.
• Explore Port de Sóller: The remote picturesque, small coastal village in north west Mallorca has become well known and popular particularly due to its historic tram, large bay with protected harbour and scenic surroundings.
• Historic Tramway (Tranvía de Sóller) from Port de Soller to Sóller: A major attraction on Mallorca's west coast is the famous historic tram which connects the small town of Sóller with the Port de Sóller district on the Mediterranean coast. It is colloquially referred to as "red lightning".
• Historic Train from Soller to Palma: Tren de Sóller is a historic railway line that opened in 1912, which connects the island's capital, Palma de Mallorca with the small town of Sóller in the Serra de Tramuntana. A ride on the historic Tren de Sóller railway with its vintage carriages still in use, provides a fantastic opportunity to enjoy a variety of views of the fascinating mountains of the Serra de Tramuntana. Watch the video providing more details on this train journey and you'll get an idea of all that awaits you in an unforgettable experience.
• Discovering picturesque towns & villages on the hiking trail: Explore the towns of Estellencs, an oasis of peace, tranquillity and tradition, Banyalbafur nestled between four smaller mountains, with farmhouses and wineries scattered around the historic town centre, Fornalutx nestled high up the Tramuntana mountain range overlooking Sóller that is Often referred to as the ‘Prettiest village in Spain’, the stone buildings and red tiled roofs combine with the scent of the surrounding orange and lemon groves to provide a traditional rustic charm.
• Explore Palma de Mallorca: The so-called " Pearl of the Mediterranean" is now more beautiful than ever and the Mediterranean flair, which attracts thousands of tourists every year, can be felt in every corner. Some of the top attractions include La Seu - the local name for Palma Cathedral - and the 14th-century Bellver Castle.
• Drach Caves: Located in the town of Porto Cristo (east coast of Mallorca), these stunning caves extend for almost 1,200 metres in length (one of the largest in Europe), reaching a maximum depth of 25 metres below ground level. The caves conceal a large underground lake, Lake Martel, regarded as one of the biggest underground lakes in the world.

Hiking Distance:

• Day 0 (Thursday): <3km - Arrive in Palma de Mallorca.
• **Day 1:**15 km - Estellencs to Banyalbufar with total incline of 340m & descent of 640m.
• Day 2: 15 km - Port de Sóller to Sóller with total incline of 440m & total decline of 390m.
• Day 3 (Sunday): <3km - Explore Drach Caves
• Day 4 : <3km - Head back home

Difficulty: Intermediate – hiking at relaxed pace on well-marked paths, moderate elevation, sure-footedness & good fitness required
What is included ?

• Community Guide & leader for the entire trip. Note: Trip is in English
• Twin share accommodation for 4 nights in a hotel. Note: For an additional fee (under add-on's) you can upgrade to a single room.
• Buffett breakfast on all days.
• All public transportation from the meeting location to the finishing location.
• Guided hike for 2 days in the GR221 trail - One of Europe's top voted trail.
• Ticket to historic train Tren de Sóller railway
• Ticket to historic Tram ride from Port Soller to Sóller.
• Ticket to amazing Drach caves.
• Short tour of Palma old town (time permitting).
• Organizing lunch & dinner places. Note: Participants need to pay themselves.
• Access to a WhatsApp Group dedicated to the hike
• Access to a Google Photos album dedicated to the trip where you can share all your amazing pics & videos.

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