Connie, you have a lot of great choices ahead of you. The answer really depends what you are looking for — wide open desert, high mountains, pilgrimage route. All are such different experiences in terms of landscapes, culture, level of activity, etc. We loved the 10-day Huayhuash trek in Peru and it is much more or a high elevation alpine trek (more similar to Annapurna) than the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu. It was one of the best treks we’ve ever done in terms of scenery, challenge, and just getting away into nature. The Namibian desert and Big Daddy are more about vastness and wide open spaces. And the Camino is about the trail, but it’s more about the feeling of community with other pilgrims. We walked our Camino del Norte/Camino Primitivo, but I imagine it is the same as for bikers as you’re staying in similar albergues and accommodation.

So, the question is really about what sort of adventure, landscape and experience you want this summer. All are great options.