Nature

Hévíz Lake is the largest thermal lake in the world. People from around the globe travel there for its mineral-rich waters.

Mallorca anticipates an extreme influx of visitors for the solar eclipse. How the island is preparing for the event is detailed in TRAVELBOOK.

Far from the well-known travel destinations, a largely unknown archipelago stretches along the North and Baltic Sea coasts.

By chance, our author ended up at Hungary's popular Lake Balaton this year and was pleasantly surprised by the destination.

The "Devil's Pool" in Zambia has cost several lives. Yet, what is likely the most dangerous pool on Earth continues to draw adventurers.

Podlachia in Poland is characterized by chains of lakes and forests. Yet, the Suwalszczyzna region remains unfamiliar even to locals.

A ray has been spotted again off the Croatian coast. This is exciting for researchers, as the sighting is no longer an isolated incident.

Giant catfish are increasingly populating Lake Garda. Find out here what authorities are planning to do about the spread of these predatory fish.

Divers have discovered a crab in Lake Garda that is considered nearly extinct in Italy. Environmentalists call it a sign of hope.

In summer, the risk of Vibrio infections increases in the North and Baltic Seas—TRAVELBOOK explains how you can protect yourself from these bacteria.

In May 1980, Mount St. Helens in Washington state erupted. It was one of the largest natural disasters in U.S. history.

The Dragon's Eye Lake has been puzzling people for years, as it repeatedly loses its blue color. There is an astonishing explanation for this phenomenon.

Amidst the Paraná Delta in Argentina floats the mysterious island "El Ojo." The reason: its nearly perfect circular shape.

The wild and picturesque Świder River is located not far from Warsaw. Adventurous individuals can explore it by kayak.

The world's tallest underwater waterfall is located in Europe. Find out how deep the Denmark Strait cataract is here.

Lake Wakatipu is the lake of giant eels in New Zealand. The eels native to this area grow significantly larger than typical eels.

Our author spent three days exploring the "Amazon of the North" and shares tips for planning the perfect tour on the Peene River.

If you're planning to travel with your dog, there are a few things you should clarify and consider in advance.

Near Stavenhagen lies an impressive natural wonder: a forest where oak trees are said to be 1,000 years old.

TRAVELBOOK explored which are the most venomous spiders in the world, where they are found, and what to do in case of a bite.