Across the Llŷn (Wales Coast Path)

The Llŷn Peninsula Coastal Path is a remote, culturally distinct segment of the 1,400km Wales Coast Path. Stretching from the historic walled city of Caernarfon to the edge of Snowdonia at Porthmadog, the route circumnavigates a landscape where the Welsh language and maritime history remain deeply ingrained. The terrain transitions from the volcanic peaks of 'The Rivals' (Yr Eifl) and rugged granite cliffs to expansive, secluded sandy bays like Whistling Sands (Porth Oer). This is the sunniest corner of Wales, offering constant views of the Irish Sea and the sacred Bardsey Island (Ynys Enlli), the 'Isle of 20,000 Saints,' which marks the literal and spiritual apex of the journey.

Considered a premier multi-day trekking route in Los Glaciares National Park, the Huemul Circuit provides a circumnavigation of Cerro Huemul near El Chaltén. The route crosses two significant passes—Paso del Viento and Paso Huemul—offering direct panoramas of the Southern Patagonian Ice Field. Terrain varies from forested valley floors and river crossings to exposed glacial moraines and high-altitude scree slopes. The circuit is defined by its remoteness and the requirement for technical river crossing skills using fixed steel cables.