breathtaking views, lots of routes to walk and explore. the routes are very well marked, it is easy to find the way and the route, unfortunately, there are garbage on the route but I blame the tourists. nature is wonderful, there are birds circling over the cliffs, beautiful fish in the water, we saw goats, wild boars and hares. Fortunately, even when it's 40 degrees Celsius, you can find some shade between the trees. There are practically no people on the hiking trails, it's not bad on...

Lovely area. Some of the walking trials have fallen down trees over the path. In one particular area it appears to have significant storm damage and the path has been washed away and a bit of due diligence is needed at this point of the walk. Came across and hand full of walkers but generally a very quiet pleasant walk. Can be difficult is some areas, ensure you have plenty of fluids for this walk and substantial snacks to see you through. Moderate to difficult in ability

Loved it - it was hot, sunny and wet - just like I like my men ;) If you decide to do the 24km kayak make sure you take plenty of sunblock, water and tunes to keep you going as it's a long way down. A couple of dips in the cool water and the nudey camp will deffo get your energy back up. 25 willies in your face as you navigate past a reasonably hard rock is well worth it. Ha just realised I put willies and hard in the same sentence without them being directly linked.