A traditional village welcome makes Lindsay Salt feel fully attuned to the proud and sturdy Maori culture. Photos, as ever, by David Grimble.

The sun comes out in South Island for Lindsay Salt as she explores New Zealand’s adventure capital. Photos, as ever, by David Grimble.

The Tongariro crossing is one of New Zealand’s most challenging day hikes through an Alpine landscape. Lindsay Salt steps out boldly. Photos, as ever and with perfectly straight horizons, by David Grimble.

Lindsay Salt finds walking a breeze on Britain’s southern outpost, the Isle of Wight. All photos, as ever, by David Grimble.

Canada’s remote logging, fishing and hunting communities are still served by a tramp cargo vessel that steams up and down the Gold River and along Canada’s Pacific coast. Alongside 65 tons of cargo Lindsay Salt loads herself. Pictures, as ever, by David Grimble.

Lindsay Salt explores Dorset’s dramatic coastline as she hikes along England’s southern .shores. All photographs, as ever, by David Grimble.

Trump might not be keen on Mexicans, but Lindsay Salt finds a blast of summer sunshine washes away the winter blues.

In her travels across Europe, Lindsay Salt finds a special charm in Portugal’s capital city, Lisbon, birthplace to colonies that stretched across the world.

Lindsay Salt strollls out along Portugal’s Atlantic coast. She finds history and culture in equal measure, though hardly the balmy sunshine expected from the postcards. All photos by David Grimble.

Lindsay Salt sets off to explore Canada’s wild Pacific coast. Along the way she finds a strong culture, natural beauty – and plenty of rain. Photos and video by David Grimble.

Canada’s eastern coast is (unusually) sunny and benign for Lindsay Salt, as she walks, floats and drives her way around historic Vancouver Island.

There’s plenty to like about Europe’s forgotten colonial power. Lindsay Salt revels in the whitewashed walls of Portugal’s rural landscapes.

Eleven years on from Hurricane Katrina Lindsay Salt visits ‘the Big Easy’. Ominously, the streets of the Old Quarter are still wet with rain as the tail of this year’s cyclone whips by.

The best way to explore the southern states is at cycle pace. Lindsay Salt joins a leisurely bicycle tour following the Natchez Trace in deepest Civil War country.

Independent travel is all very well, but when time is short there’s no point blundering around. Lindsay Salt finds guided walks allows her to explore the most important sights and sites of Italy’s capital city.

Cowering under Vesuvius, the petrified cities of southern Italy were perfectly stuffed by their friendly local volcano. Lindsay Salt steps back into Europe’s ancient past.

The clifftop town of Altamura is the perfect base for Lindsay Salt’s trek through Alta Murgia National Park, an unspoiled tract of Italy’s south.

When it comes to coastal getaways, few can match the rugged beauty of Canada’s massive coastline. Lindsay Salt kicks her traces and heads out into the not-so-very wild.

Travelling north from Vancouver, Lindsay Salt tours the highlights of the Yukon and Alaska, drinking in the area’s rich, if recent, heritage. All photos by David Grimble.

In the early days of the Klondike Gold Rush, the settlement of Skagway was born as a trend-setting cluster of very busy brothels. A hundred years on Lindsay Salt discovers it’s grown into one of Alaska’s most genteel towns.

Lindsay Salt explores the San Juan Islands off Washington State, discovering history and nature in equal proportion. Pictures by David Grimble.

Lindsay Salt finds nature at its most elemental off the coast off Vancouver Island’s Tofino Beach. Surfers and walkers all find Canada’s Pacific coast at it’s most beguiling.

Columbus was far from the first European to tread on North American soil. On the coast of Newfoundland Lindsay Salt finds evidence of settlement dating back to the 11th century. Photos by David Grimble.

Canada’s most easterly province is remote but beautiful, finds Lindsay Salt. Even the weather is kind for her windswept tour of the highlights. Pictures by David Grimble.

Canadian Lindsay Salt escaped a bitter winter to fly south to Arizona, and finds blue skies and daylight add to the region’s spectacular natural beauty.

The weather pulls out all the stops to make Lindsay Salt’s visit to Crater Lake, one of the largest volcanic lakes in America, a spectacular and memorable experience.

One of America’s most famous wild and scenic walks follows the Rogue River through Oregon’s backlands. Lindsay Salt finds a few well-spent dollars can mean the wilderness experience is complemented by some quite sophisticated comforts along the way.

In Holland’s capital city bicycles are everywhere. But Lindsay Salt finds there are hazards to joining in the flow of pedal-powered traffic.

It’s not an easy time to romanticise the dreams of the super-wealthy. But Lindsay Salt finds solace in the expensive folly of one especially rich American.

America always seems rather too large for a bicycle, but Lindsay Salt is made of sterner stuff. This account details a group marathon that explores the rural hinterlands of the Lone Star State.

Lindsay Salt says Poland’s second city is an approachable, walkable place with an old-world charm – and more than a thousand years of history.

Central America’s most diverse country captivates Lindsay Salt, who thoroughly enjoys touring its National Parks and meeting its wildlife.