Travel Writing — Shaun Busuttil

In a city as old as Athens, digging into the ground is literally uncovering history.

Unfurling the Snæfellsnes Peninsula’s unique terrestrial features by car is sublime anytime of the year.

An unsupported 718 kilometre journey across the steep, mountainous terrain and rugged shorelines of the Balkans.

MacedoniaShaun BusuttilFebruary 11, 2018BikepackingComment

Far from the coast and away from the crowds, Croatia’s rugged karst interior is sliced by the emerald Zrmanja River.

CroatiaShaun BusuttilDecember 7, 2017Kayaking

Tucked away in Central Europe is a land of glimmering lakes, wild forests and little hamlets, best unraveled on two wheels.

Shaun BusuttilOctober 12, 2017CyclingComment

A 580 kilometre cycling adventure to the German border from Paris is the best way to experience that French joie de vivre.

FranceShaun BusuttilOctober 10, 2017CyclingComment

From the passenger seat of a microlight, a scenic flight over New Caledonia’s sparkling lagoon offers the best views.

For more than a millennium, Burma’s Chin people tattooed the faces of their women. But the tradition is fading, fast.

In a remote corner of Rajasthan, the Thar Desert is best explored from high atop a camel.