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Oliver Smith

From the churning waves of the Pacific in the west to the blue lagoons of the Caribbean in the east, Nicaragua is Central America at its most colourful.

David Thorpe

Immediate Media

Lonely Planet

Nicaragua - Lonely Planet, Episode 1

Orla Thomas

Set out on foot to discover Greece's lesser known north

Lucy Scott

Walk this Way - Lonely Planet, Episode 2

Journey among snowy mountains and ancient monasteries in the little visited country of Armenia

Olivia Mace

After the Flood - Lonely Planet, Episode 3

Amanda Canning

Put your feet in the stirrups, pull on a ten-gallon hat and gear up for an all-Western adventure in Canada's Alberta - land of cowboys, pioneers and adventurers for over 200 years

Back in the Saddle - Lonely Planet, Episode 4

Rory Goulding

With more than a thousand islands and many sheltered bays between
them, Croatia's Adriatic coast is the ideal place to practise the art of sailing
- especially for first-timers.

Plain Sailing - Lonely Planet, Episode 5

Marcel Theroux

Tales of the supernatural abound in the coastal plains of South Carolina and Georgia, USA, whose haunting landscapes can unsettle even the most sceptical visitor.

Spirits of the South - Lonely Planet, Episode 6

Head to Snowdonia in the footsteps of heroic mountaineers, for whom Welsh hills were the training ground for the ultimate adventure.

Peak Practice - Lonely Planet, Episode 7

Katherine Norbury

Deep in rural Burgundy, a journey by canal boat reveals a landscape of medieval churches and vineyards, where traditional French life still flows at a gentler pace.

Kris Dyer

La France Profonde - Lonely Planet, Episode 8

Tim Robey

Cinema was born in the French capital when Auguste and LouisLumière screened their first short film here in 1895. The city feels like one giant, ageless movie set, its doors permanently open: the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame are silver-screen stars as surely as Gérard Depardieu or Catherine Deneuve. Follow in the footsteps of giants with our tour of film locations haunted by Paris's silver-screen residents and visitors, from Amélie to 007.

Paris on Film - Lonely Planet, Episode 9

Oliver Berry

Begin your trip by sampling outstanding local produce on Lyme Bay, then head west to explore the creeks and waterways of the River Dart. Follow the river to the coast for some beachcombing between Start Bay and Bigbury-on- Sea, then finish with a hike among the imposing granite tors of Dartmoor

Chetan Pathak

Great Escapes South Devon - Lonely Planet, Episode 10

Christa Larwood

Havana heartbeat is the pounding of drums. Infectious rumba and salsa music are ever present, but behind the city, is pastel-painted facades and ornate wrought-iron grilles, there is a whole world to be discovered all it takes is to pull back the curtain.

Backstage Havanna: Lonely Planet, Episode 11

A world away from the busy coastlines of Andalucía and Catalonia, a journey into central Spain will take in sleepy villages and at the heart of it all the brilliant and boisterous capital Madrid

Great Escapes Heart of Spain - Lonely Planet, Episode 12

Though oft-neglected in favour of other great Italian cites, Bologna deserves your attention. Its medieval core is remarkably free of tourists, and local restaurants serve some of the country's finest food.

The Perfect Weekend - Lonely Planet, Episode 13

Rorey Goulding

Japan's sunny southern islands see a remarkable number of 100th birthdays - the scientists have their theories as to why, but we've travelled to research our own list of top Okinawan lifestyle tips.

Okinawa - Lonely Planet, Episode 14

A transcontinental adventure on America's oldest railway

Into the Sunset - Lonely Planet, Episode 15

The famed travel guidebooks get their own podcast

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