Good walk, good story and the best laugh, I had while caching, so far. Still, this is the only cache in this list, where I would send my friends on their own. I think that having someone who knows the clue at the end spoils the fun at this one.

Baron Von Munchausen's epic cache

Nice and easy find in a really quiet, peaceful and beautiful location.

Bonchurch Pond

A great cache, that leads you to some nice locations.

Bradford on Avon 

A nice walk around a really interesting building with stunning views on Besançon.

Chaudanne

Chrysopolis II - Chaudanne

Another cache by Silvasa3 with a great, creative way to find the final coords.

Der Schatz im SilzerSee

I would never have expected this peaceful place in the middle of Brussels. You definitively need a cache to find one like this!

Felix Happark (Brussels)

If you like old towns, this is the cache for you! I really liked the walk which also took me off the beaten tracks.

Geocaching sans frontières - F

Despite being the first cache, I've ever done, this was also one of the best. This one is a really nice multi, that keeps you busy for an afternoon, brings you to interesting places and just lets you have a great walk at the fresh air. As a bonus, of all the caches that I've found so far, this one is the best for team work (either for co-operation or competition).

GEOVIAL PURSUIT (Southampton Common Edition)

Simply stunning views over the port and the channel.

Hellfire Corner (Kent)

Simply the most creative container and the best hiding idea that I've come across so far!

Kannelloni

A nice cache which brings you in some places in Landau that you wouldn't find without it. The challenge at the end to get the final coords makes it even better!

Landauer Stadtcache

This cache gives you an exciting history lesson and at every stage you notice that a lot of love was put into the story and the tasks.

L'appel aux armes!

A quick cache that leads you to a beautiful spot
with gorgeous views over Lake Constance.

Meersburger Schätze - 49 Stufen

Of all the cache ideas, that are a bit "different", the one at stage 1 of this cache was the best, I've come across until now.

Petri Heil - GC goes fishing

Again, this cache has great views. If the weather is nice, this is a great place to enjoy it!

Portchester Castle (Hampshire)

Despite the fact that it took me three times to find this one, it is still one of the best multis, I've done so far: It is a good walk, you find out interesting facts, there are some small challenges and you get nice views over the port of Southampton. What else could you want?

Southampton City Walls

This is a really nice, small and easy multi. First it leads you to a place that looks like you would imagine a "typical English village", then it leads you to a place with great views over Bursledon marina.
If you're doing this one, don't forget your camera and a picnic!

Stuck up the Inlet

The Chapel at No.38 (Al's cache)

I can't remember such a peaceful walk in such a beautiful place when finding a cache before.

The Sprat and Winkle Line

This is a list of caches that I really liked for some reason. They're very different but each of them is one that I would do a second or third time to show them a friend.
The order on the list doesn't have anything to do with a ranking, and of course, it's highly subjective. Please tell me, whether you found this list helpful!

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