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“This guest post by Juan Lena & Kyle Browning fromThe Kangaroo Kitecovers all you need to know about sandboarding and dune buggying in Paracas, Peru.” Paracas is a small town 250 km South of Lima, Perú. Most people know itfor the famous Ballestas Islands and the incredible wildlife living amongst them.
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Petra Jordan wasn’t voted one of the New 7 Wonders of the world for nothing! It really is one of those places that lives up to the hype.PetraJordanis one of the most magnificent ancient cities on earth.We had the chance to visit it both at night and during the day and it definitely lived up to the hype. While many people only pop into Petra for a short visit on a day tour, we suggest spending a couple of days at the ruins.
We had two glorious days in Yala National Park with a total of three outings in the park. Touring with a private driver and guide gave us the luxury of spotting wildlife at our own pace without the crowds. We enjoyed two nights atThe Cinnamon Wild Lodge where we stayed right in the middle of wildlife.This was how a safari in Sri Lanka was meant to be.
“They will tear you apart if you call it The Muskokas.” During our lunch in Huntsville, I learned that it’s simply Muskoka! Regardless of the name, Muskoka is stunning and, contrary to popular belief, it remains vibrant throughout the year! Here are the best things to do in Muskoka this winter.
The Amazon River, one of the most spectacular rivers on the planet, is nearly 4,000 miles long, ranking as the second-longest river globally, just after the Nile. Despite being slightly shorter than the Nile, it holds a more significant title in terms of water discharge.
I first became interested in visiting Rio favelas when Dave was working onThe Hulkin 2007. Some of the cast and crew flew down to Rio to film the opening scene where Edward Norton was chased through the slums of the city.
When driving through 15 countries from England to Mongolia in the Mongol Rally, many people expressed concerns about the countries that we were driving through. Sure, we faced corruption and some places felt like the Wild West of years gone by, but there are more dangerous places in the world. None of the countries listed below were on our route to Mongolia.
It started out as a New Year’s Resolution on the eve of 2007.We were feeling blue after two years of working too hard and traveling too little. We found ourselves stuck in a rut.
In the last few years, Dubrovnik has become one of the most desirable travel destinations in the world. Choosing the right accommodation is crucial for avoiding crowds and maximizing your experience in this beautiful city.
So, you’re a young adventurer and you feel invincible. You’ve climbed a couple of peaks and don’t really think about what happens next. That’s at least what it was like for me back in the 80s.
A highlight of the Mongol Rally was reaching the ultimate destination – Mongolia. The journey was sensational, culminating in breathtaking experiences across the country. Here are our favorite Mongolia pictures showcasing the incredible sights from the Russian border to the Gobi Desert.
Volgograd is a city marked by its significant history, highlighted by the legendary battle that played a crucial role in shaping the outcome of World War II. A visit to this city wouldn’t be complete without experiencing the iconic statue, Motherland Calls, which gracefully overlooks the landscape.
The Mongol Rally presents an incredible adventure through countries like Kazakhstan, Russia, and Mongolia. The border crossings turn into adventures of their own, but it’s the breathtaking landscapes and the wonderful people that make this experience unforgettable.
When preparing for a long road trip like the Mongol Rally, the biggest concern is often the gear required. A driver must be ready for any situation, as being stranded in the desert for hours while waiting for assistance is not ideal.
Looking for things to do in Hong Kong? This comprehensive guide will give you all the tools you need to make the most of your time in Asia’s most exciting city.
The Blue Mosque, officially known as the Sultan Ahmed Mosque, is an architectural marvel in Istanbul. This stunning landmark is renowned for its exquisite interior tiles, which are the reason behind its name. Consequently, when you step inside, you will understand why it has earned this title.
We explored the breathtaking Mount Liamuiga volcano in St. Kitts, discovering its rich history and lush rainforest surroundings. Led by our knowledgeable guide, we navigated a challenging but rewarding climb to the summit, enjoying unparalleled views and insights into the island’s unique ecosystem.
The Caribbean culture is shaped by its geography, where its various aspects are closely tied to the climate and landscape. In this article, we explore 10 fantastic things to do in the Caribbean. These options merely scratch the surface of what this vibrant region has to offer. The beauty of this diversity allows you to craft your personal itinerary or indulge in a selection of all-inclusive Caribbean holidays.
Dave and I have had our share of extraordinary adventures, from cycling across Africa to climbing to Everest Base Camp and summiting Mount Kilimanjaro, Gunung Batur, and Mount Kinabalu, to kayaking in both the North and South Poles.