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Discover Ireland and Explore the Geodiversity and Fossils of the Gleniff Horseshoe near Sligo
Sip back and explore the Gleniff Horseshoe near Sligo in Ireland’s rugged Connacht coast, where geology, myth, and landscape meet. Discover Benbulben, Dartry Mountains limestone cliffs, Carboniferous seas, glacial carving, fossil-rich formations, and Diarmuid and Gráinne’s Cave, all within Yeats Country on the Wild Atlantic Way. Learn about fossils, karst caves, Yeats, and Ireland’s deep-time story. Perfect for curious travellers. Plan your visit Today
Feb 10, 20255 min read


Discover North Yorkshire and Explore the Geodiversity of Brimham Rocks
Sip back and explore Brimham Rocks in North Yorkshire, a dramatic sandstone landscape within the Nidderdale AONB. Discover sculpted Millstone Grit formations, pedestal rocks, and rocking stones shaped by Carboniferous rivers and Ice Age glaciation. Learn about its geology, walking routes, cycling trails, and why this National Trust site is one of northern England’s most iconic natural landmarks.
Jan 7, 20253 min read


Discover North Yorkshire and Explore the Geodiversity and Fossils of Malham Cove
Sip back and discover Malham Cove in North Yorkshire, a dramatic 80-metre-high, 300-metre-wide limestone cliff and karst landscape in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Formed in the Carboniferous Period, this Great Scar Limestone amphitheatre reveals tropical seas, tectonic faults, glaciation, fossils, iconic walks, wildlife, caves, and enduring natural heritage. Geology, fossil history, faults, karst, SSSI designations define this upland landmark.
Jan 2, 20254 min read


The Giant Trilobite Fossils of Arouca UNESCO Global Geopark Northern Portugal
Sip back and explore the giant trilobite fossils of Canelas in the Arouca UNESCO Global Geopark of northern Portugal. This Middle Ordovician lagerstätte preserves some of the world’s largest trilobites, Valongo Slate soft-bodied fossils, and diverse marine life from the Rheic Ocean, making Canelas a unique geotourism destination for geology, palaeontology, and UNESCO World Heritage exploration and discovery.
Nov 11, 20223 min read


Fossil Coast Explores the Devonian Period of Devon's Geodiversity
Sip back and explore Devon’s geodiversity through the Devonian Period with Fossil Coast Drinks and professional photographer Gary Holpin. Discover 415 million years of geology, fossils, faults, limestone, sandstone and slate across iconic landscapes and UNESCO sites. This in-depth guide highlights walks, coastal locations and geological heritage that shape Devon’s landscapes and support conservation, education and responsible tourism across the South West of England.
Oct 13, 20229 min read


Fossil Coast Explores Plymouth’s Geo Trail at The Royal William Yard
Sip back and explore Plymouth’s Royal William Yard Geo Trail, a free interactive geological walk highlighting Devonian limestone, fossils, and historic naval buildings. Learn about Plymouth Limestone, marine fossils, and Devon’s tectonic history while enjoying a family-friendly one-hour outdoor adventure through one of Britain’s most iconic maritime heritage sites. Perfect for fossil hunters and casual visitors alike.
Aug 2, 20226 min read
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