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New Zealand offers countless adventures for thrill-seekers, with bungy jumping being one of the most exhilarating experiences available. This destination boasts more bungee jump locations than anywhere else in the world.
There’s no doubt we are living in a stressful world. The ongoing barrage of news saturates our daily lives with challenging stories from different corners of the globe, which can amplify anxiety and mental distress. Consequently, the idea of traveling can induce even more stress when we face challenges at home.
There’s a reasonPeter Jacksoncame back again and again to film his epic trilogies,Lord of the RingsandThe Hobbitin his home country.
Visiting the Glowworm Caves in New Zealand is a magical experience.
Auckland is one of the most diverse and beautiful cities in the world. With so much to see and do, it can be hard to know where to start. That’s why you need this list of the best things to do in Auckland. It’s a one-stop-shop for your Auckland city itinerary.
If you manage to only do one hike during your visit to New Zealand, make sure it is the Tongariro Crossing on the North Island.
On the other side of the world – an island off an island – Tasmania is the slice of paradise you never knew you needed. Even among Aussies on ‘mainland’ Australia, Tasmania is seen as something a little bit quirky – a little bit different. Its colonial history and slow pace of life have been traditional attractions, but recent years have revealed its other, more exciting talents to curious travelers.
Antarctica is truly an extraordinary destination! Known for being the world’s tallest, windiest, driest, and coldest continent, it holds many remarkable facts. This vast frozen desert, with its extreme conditions, attracts adventurers seeking to walk in the footsteps of legendary explorers like Ernest Shackleton.
Antarctica Cruise season is in full swing, and if you are one of the lucky few to check the 7th continent off your bucket list, you will want to create lasting memories of this trip of a lifetime. These Antarctica photography tips can help you capture stunning images.
Antarctica is a dream destination for many travelers, regarded as the last frontier and the final continent on their bucket list. Once you’ve navigated the globe, a visit to Antarctica becomes an irresistible adventure. Pictures from this amazing continent will inspire you to embark on your own polar expedition.
Every year, approximately 30,000 adventurers journey to Antarctica; however, only two-thirds that number actually set foot on the continent. Among the lucky few, only a handful dare to camp at the bottom of the world. We were among those daring souls.
The skies opened up the minute we entered the Lemaire Channel, and from that moment on, we had gorgeous weather for our zodiac tour in Antarctica.
I hesitated about participating in the polar plunge in Antarctica. I searched for every excuse before and during our voyage, trying to justify not taking part in this thrilling experience.
As a committed Canon user, this camera has served us exceptionally well over the past year, capturing stunning video footage as well. Its full image sensor allows for wide-angle lenses to perform optimally, making it a reliable choice for photography in Antarctica.
Marseille is the second-largest city in France after Paris, the capital of Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur, and the oldest city in the country.
With its beautiful architecture, cobblestone streets that dance in the morning light, and a turquoise coast, France inspires the romantic in all of us. The most beautiful cities in France have maintained their allure through the eras. They tell stories of the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, and the French Revolution. It’s here you can walk the same path as Monet, to see the same brilliant landscapes that drove his most prized works.
Karen from Urban Pax shares her guide to the most charming medieval villages in France that are close to Nice on the French Riviera.
Face it: sometimes you don’t have a great deal of time to spend in a city. However, I’ve learned that you can pack a lot into just 24 hours if you plan ahead and prioritize your activities. Here’s what I did during my brief visit to Nice, France. By Susan Guillory.