Travel has the power to expand your perspective. Seeing more of the world can make your inner world feel bigger, too, and science supports that familiar feeling. Experiencing new places can sharpen your mind, spark creativity, and reduce stress.
Of course, travel comes with its own stressors, including the challenge of staying comfortable while packing light. That’s where BRANWYN’s seamless Merino wool innerwear comes in. Quick-drying, antimicrobial, effortlessly comfortable, and endlessly versatile, these styles were made to go wherever you do.
Whether you’re ready to answer the call of wanderlust or simply want to travel vicariously through beautiful photography, consider this your invitation. Explore the remarkable places BRANWYN has traveled around the world, captured by the beyond-talented photographer Lane Oliveri.
Along the way, you’ll discover tips for experiencing each destination, ideas for working up a sweat, and what to wear underneath it all, or on its own like the incredible women pictured below.
Montserrat, Spain
Why go: Just an hour from Barcelona, Montserrat pairs dramatic, otherworldly peaks with centuries of history, sweeping Catalonian views, and a mountaintop monastery.
What to do: Take advantage of the mountain’s iconic rock-climbing routes. Its unusual conglomerate formations offer climbs for a range of skill levels. You can also opt to stay on two feet by riding the funicular up the mountain, then hike the Sant Jeroni trail to Montserrat’s highest point.
What she’s wearing: Essential Bralette + Essential Hipster
Latitude: 41.5930
Longitude: 1.8370
Cape Sounion, Greece
Why go: Located at the southern tip of the Attica Peninsula, Cape Sounion is known for its steep coastal cliffs, Aegean Sea beaches, and ancient ruins, including the stunning Temple of Poseidon, dating back to fifth-century B.C.
What to do: Paddleboard along the rugged coastline for views of secluded coves and the Temple of Poseidon rising above the sea. Back on land, follow one of the area’s coastal trails before climbing to the temple in time for sunset.
What she’s wearing: Essential Busty Bra + Essential Hipster
Latitude: 37.6500
Longitude: 24.0240
Cairngorms National Park, Scotland
Why go: The largest and most expansive National Park in the entire United Kingdom, Cairgnorms sits in heart of Scotland’s Central Highlands. It’s home to four of the country’s five highest mountains, as well as lochs, glacial bowls, dense woodland, and castle ruins.
What to do: Follow one of the park’s many hiking routes, from relaxed woodland paths to challenging summit climbs there are more than 100 treks to choose from. The park is also popular for wild swimming, so take a dip in frigid water solo or as part of a guided tour.
What she’s wearing: Essential Busy Bra + Essential Compressive Leggings 25”
Latitude: 57.0833
Longitude: -3.6667
Capitol Reef National Park, Utah, United States
Why go: One of Utah’s quieter national parks, Capitol Reef is defined by the Waterpocket Fold, a nearly 100-mile-long wrinkle in the Earth’s crust. Its colorful cliffs, narrow canyons, sandstone domes, and natural arches offer plenty to explore without the crowds found elsewhere in the state.
What to do: Hike between the narrow walls of Grand Wash, climb to Cassidy Arch, or follow the Hickman Bridge Trail to a massive natural span. The park’s layered rock formations also make it a popular destination for canyoneering. Prefer two wheels? Cycling is permitted on several roads, including the 58-mile Cathedral Valley Loop, which combines paved stretches with bentonite clay, sandy tracks, and river crossings.
What they’re wearing: Essential Racerback Sports Bra + Essential Compressive Short 6”
Latitude: 38.2919
Longitude: -111.2615
Seoul, South Korea
Why go: South Korea’s capital combines centuries-old palaces and traditional neighborhoods with cutting-edge design, buzzy nightlife, and a striking mountain backdrop. With hiking trails and the Han River woven into the city, the city strikes a balance between natural beauty and urban energy.
What to do: Hike the forested trails and granite peaks of Bukhansan National Park (on the city’s northern edge) or cycle along the Han River. Seoul is also within a few hours of Korea’s east-coast surf beaches, making it easy to catch a wave during a day trip.
What she’s wearing: Essential Bralette + Essential Bikini
Latitude: 37.5665
Longitude: 126.9780
Manshausen Island, Norway
Why go: Accessible only by ferry through Norway’s Steigen Archipelago, Manshausen Island delivers an edge-of-the-earth feel. Striking glass-fronted sea cabins sit along the shoreline, with uninterrupted views of clear Arctic water, neighboring islands, and dramatic mountain peaks.
What to do: Hike or trail-run through forests of knotted pine, or brave a swim in the crisp Arctic water. Depending on the season, you can explore beneath the midnight sun or watch for the northern lights from your cabin.
What she’s wearing: Essential Busy Bra
Latitude: 67.8026
Longitude: 14.5986
Ouarzazate, Morocco
Why go: For centuries, Ouarzazate served as an important trading post along caravan routes connecting the Sahara with Marrakech and northern Morocco. Its fortified kasbahs, earthen villages, and Amazigh heritage preserve the history of the region’s desert communities.
What to do: Walk the winding passageways of Taourirt Kasbah, then hike through the palms, riverbeds, and rocky desert surrounding nearby Fint Oasis. Known as the gateway of the Sahara, Ourazazate is a jumping off point for adventures, including sand-boarding and camel treks.
What she’s wearing: Essential Busty Bra
Latitude: 30.9335
Longitude: -6.9370
Procida, Italy
Why go: One of the Phlegraean Islands off the coast of Naples, Procida is tiny (under 2 square miles), but full of pastel-painted charm. Fishing boats crowd its harbors, narrow lanes weave between hillside houses, and black-sand beaches sit beneath volcanic cliffs.
What to do: Set out on foot or rent a bike to travel between colorful Marina Corricella and the fortified hilltop village of Terra Murata. Stop to swim and float in one of the island’s six beaches known for dark sand and clear waters.
What she’s wearing: Essential Bralette + Essential Bikini (Dark Nude) + Essential Thong (Black)
Latitude: 40.7607
Longitude: 14.0150
Bali, Indonesia
Why go: Bali’s distinct Hindu culture shapes nearly every part of life on the island, from centuries-old temples and daily offerings to traditional dance and village ceremonies. The stunning landscape shifts between volcanic peaks, terraced rice fields, dense jungle, and long stretches of coastline.
What to do: Catch a wave at one of Bali’s renowned surf breaks, or slow down with open-air yoga. You can also hike a volcano at sunrise, cycle through the rice terraces, or cool off beneath a waterfall.
What she’s wearing: Essential Bralette + Essential Bikini
Latitude: -8.3405
Longitude: 115.0920
Giza, Egypt
Why go: Giza is home to the last surviving Wonder of the Ancient World: the Great Pyramid, built more than 4,500 years ago. Together with the pyramids of Khafre and Menkaure and the Great Sphinx, it offers a rare look at the ambition, engineering, and beliefs of ancient Egypt.
What to do: Explore the Giza Plateau on foot to take in the pyramids, tombs, and Sphinx from different vantage points. Go early to cover more ground before the heat sets in, then relax with a dip in a modern oasis (aka hotel pool).
What she’s wearing: Essential Busty Bra + Essential Hipster
Latitude: 29.9870
Longitude: 31.2118
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Why go: Built around a 17th-century canal network, Amsterdam brings together historic gabled houses, celebrated museums, inventive design, and cheery little neighborhoods that feel both lively and easygoing. Its compact layout makes it especially rewarding to explore without a set route.
What to do: See the city the Dutch way by cycling along the canals, across historic bridges, and through leafy Vondelpark. For a different perspective, paddle a kayak through the quieter canals, then venture beyond the center to bike through open countryside and nearby villages.
What she’s wearing: Essential Busty + Essential Bikini
Latitude: 52.3676
Longitude: 4.9041
South Island, New Zealand
Why go: If wild landscapes and a little adventure are your thing, the South Island delivers. Queenstown is made for getting your heart rate up, Milford Sound is the kind of place you’ll want to stare at for a while and Aoraki / Mount Cook gives you a front-row seat to some seriously impressive mountains. It also happens to be home to Geordie Hill Station, where our merino sheep live.
What to do: You actually can’t visit Geordie Hill Station. But you can make the most of the island around it. Take on a bungy jump or jet boat ride in Queenstown, cruise through Milford Sound or lace up your boots for the Hooker Valley Track. And while you’re out there exploring, we’ll keep a little Geordie Hill magic coming your way.
What she’s wearing: Essential Racerback Sports Bra + Essential Compressive Legging 25"
Latitude: -43.9509
Longitude: 170.4376
Luquillo, Puerto Rico
Why go: Luquillo is where beach days and rainforest adventures live happily side by side. Spend the morning on the sand, head into El Yunque when you’re ready for a change of scenery and save room for a stop at the famous kiosks along the way. It’s an easygoing corner of Puerto Rico with plenty to keep you outside.
What to do: Start with the beach, then make your way into El Yunque for a hike and a waterfall or swimming hole. When you’ve worked up an appetite, the Kioskos de Luquillo are the place to be, with dozens of spots serving up local Puerto Rican food. Basically, you can hike, swim and eat very well without going far.
What she’s wearing: Essential Bralette + Essential Bikini
Latitude: 18.3725
Longitude: -65.7166
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