Absolutely LOVED this !! Soooo relaxing - enjoy this style so much

Thanks a lot. Excellent advice.

Hi, thank you for sharing your experience and beautiful views of treasures of nature. Could you please share the link of company providing the guides to your journey? The link in description doesent work.

How much did you tip porters ? Thread video !

Do you think this route would be ok for a Labrador dog?

OMG! I feel your pain regarding midges. They love me, too. Bites blister on me, are so painful and last for weeks. I discovered eating fewer carbs and sugar helped a lot.

So exiceted

Its amazing

I'm glad to have a sweater from Arran!

Thanks for the information about that amazing island, I like to be there because it's beauty and also because my name is Islay and my son name is Islay too. We both live in Cuba, far away from that nice place but connected by many reasons.

Is your trail runner goretex waterproof?

Thanks for the guide. It's very useful. But .... Only 1 hiking trousers for 10 days ? ^^

Did you prefer the peated or unpeated whisky?

I absolutely Adore this place, thanks for creating this. ❤

The variety of scenery in Australia is far better than just some hills you get in NZ.

Thank you for your videos.. they are very informative. Just wondering how difficult the stretch from Ives to Zennor is. I believe it is very rocky.

My brother and I did the same trek with Gelu and Pemba in December 2023. Finding this video brought back some great memories! Well done.

Worried about acclimatisation? Dont take the easy and quick option of flying in to Lukla. Trek in from Jiri like all the original great expeditions. Youll need more time but the hike up to Lukla is worth it and by the time you reach Lukla youll be well acclimatised. Lukla has become a bit of a tourist hotspot for people wanting an Everest base camp quick fix

Everyone thinking Lukla to base camp is THE trek😂. It used to start in Jiri and you walked in from there. Lukla exists because big expedition groups wanted easier and quicker ways of getting supplies in to the region. Quicker and easier. Lukla has now become a tourist airport for people who want a quick fix taste of Everest base camp. I walked in from Jiri 24 years ago and the trail from Lukla has changed dramatically. Things were changing and not for the better even then. Now it resembles a holiday resort more than the beautiful natural environment it once was😢. Decent video though.

Thank you so much for these 3 videos altogether ❤❤❤ you made a great effort to share your experience , I’m so grateful since Cornwall Coast Path is my dream and I’m already preparing myself for this journey ❤ I appreciate ever single minute of your videos 🫶

Dingos are literally dangerous and also I just came back from Fraser Island with so many bug bites, don’t stay in king fisher hotel if u go there it has bed bugs

Ich war 1979 dort,es war wundervoll,die Menschen dort waren sehr freundlich,ich denke sehr oft daran

Hi James, im looking at doing ebc next October 2025. One company im looking to book with charge £2250 but g adventures are changing £1300. From your experience can the extra £1000 be justified. Thanks.

Great video, what’s the phone signal/internet signal along the trail?

I did the great ocean road alone.. Loved it so much I drove twice. The video doesn't justify the vividity of colours and size of the environment.

loved your video ❤

Very nice. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you so much for all the info. Did you go with an organised tour group? Then how much was the charge for the tour?

Lovely drone footage! Is there anywhere along the Great Ocean Road where you’re NOT allowed to use your drone?

Thank you so much for making this video! This will really help us❤

Hi that looks incredible. Can you say anything about the other providers (if there are others for the 2-day tour)? Are they clean and well organized too? Your provider looks very good.

James, this is so interesting. Please make more of these travel videos. Thank you!

4 nap Sapában: Hegyi paradicsom Észak-Vietnamban 4 napot Sapában eltölteni lélegzetelállító kalandnak tűnik! A Vietnam északi hegyeiben megbúvó Sapa lenyűgöző természeti szépséget, gazdag kulturális élményeket és bepillantást nyújt az etnikai kisebbségi csoportok hagyományos életmódjába. Íme egy útmutató, amely segít a legtöbbet kihozni a Sapában töltött 4 napból: 1. nap: Érkezés és felfedezés Reggel: Érkezés Sapába és bejelentkezik a szállásra. Szánjon egy kis időt a kikapcsolódásra, és élvezze a hegyekre nyíló kilátást. Délután: Fedezze fel Sapa városát, látogasson el a helyi piacra, és ismerje meg a város egyedi varázsát. Este: Fogyasszon el egy meleg tál pho-t vagy más helyi finomságokat egy közeli étteremben. 2. nap: Trekking és falulátogatás Reggel: induljon vezetett túrára Cat Cat, Ta Van vagy Lao Chai közeli falvaiba. Ezek a túrák teraszos rizsföldeken és festői tájakon vezetnek át. Délután: Látogassa meg az etnikai kisebbségi csoportok, például a hmong és a tao emberek otthonait, hogy megismerje hagyományaikat és életmódjukat. Este: Visszatérés Sapa városába egy pihentető estére. Fontolja meg a masszázst, hogy enyhítse a napi túra során elfáradt izmokat. 3. nap: Fansipan Mountain Adventure Reggel: Menjen fel a felvonóval a Fansipan-hegy csúcsára, Indokína legmagasabb csúcsára. Élvezze a lenyűgöző panorámát és a friss hegyi levegőt. Délután: Fedezze fel a Fansipan környékét, és tegyen egy túrát, ha kalandvágyónak érzi magát. Este: Visszatérve Sapába, egy nyugodt vacsorát, és esetleg látogasson el egy helyi bárba élőzenére. 4. nap: Vízesések és utolsó felfedezés Reggel: Látogassa meg a gyönyörű Ezüst-vízesést és a Love Waterfall-t, amelyek csak egy rövid autóútra vannak Sapa városától. Délután: töltse az utolsó néhány óráját Sapa városának további felfedezésével, vagy pihenjen egy kávézóban, kilátással. Este: Készüljön fel az indulásra, és vigye magával a Sapában töltött idő hihetetlen emlékeit. Sapa valóban egy hegyi paradicsom, rengeteg látnivalóval. Akár buja tájakon sétál, akár a gazdag kulturális örökséggel ismerkedik, ez egy felejthetetlen élményekkel kecsegtető úti cél. Élvezze az utazást!

Doing this in April and can not wait enjoying all My training daily

Any drone shots of the apostles?

Thanks James, there seems to be lots of mixed comments on crime and safety, what was your experience?

Wonderful ❤

Love to you because of the outstanding views you captured!🌸🌸⭐️ The kind I’d always take.💫✨

This video is a masterpiece! The videography, the music, the commentary, everything about it makes me so excited to one day do the EBC trek ☺My dad and I are planning to do the trek in November 2025, fingers crossed we can make it happen!

Looking forward to doing this trek in Sept next year.

hi there - i have question, the night view in city is same on all days , or can see such lightings and lanterns only on festival day.

Fun to see. Watching from Ontario Canada 😊🎉

A couple of years ago, my wife and I made it our top bucket list item to do this trek. It fell off after a knee injury I had 1-1/2 years ago but your vid just gave us the course correction to get on it again. Props to you on such a quality production. We have our own small channel @ayeartovolunteer and know how challenging it is to take the time to put something like this together for the benefit of others. Thanks for that and safe journeys ahead! Oh, and we'd do this solely to try and bring back as much rubbish as we can. It should never have been left there.

Your dedication is truly inspiring.

What a wonderful video. Little (and relevant) commentary. Little of the towns and villages , but showing off the amazing scenery. I loved the bluebells. Far too many videos are so self absorbed, so yours was a very pleasant alternative. I made it to Tyndrum in April, probably not much before your visit. If any video encouraged me to return, then yours did. As and when i do, i shall take it slower and immerse myself into the scenery and surroundings so much more. Thank you for sharing

Hi there, love your videos. Where did you stay? The place with the two tubs next to each other looks awesome!

Nice video, thanks for sharing!

Thanks for the nice content James! Would you say completing the WHW in 5 days (~30k per day) is possible? Considering one is in good shape / does marathon running and mountaineering.

The trail didn’t seem to be that crowded??

Nice video! I am hoping to do the trip next spring with a similar itinerary.