Six hundred miles from the North Pole sits Svalbard, one of the most remote and unspoilt places on the planet. Despite its position within the potentially hard-to-reach Arctic Circle, it

Idylic, windswept beaches, deserted sand dunes and a sense of timelessness greet the visitor to this chain of remote islands off the north-west cost of Scotland. If you love the

The entrance sign with the pyramid shaped mountain from where Pyramiden takes its name in the background dominating the town below.  Tucked away in between Svalbard’s cloud covered brutalist mountains,