Category: Adventure Travel

Diving Into The Depths: Underwater Adventures

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Diving Into The Depths: Underwater Adventures – The depths of the ocean are a vast frontier for many to explore. Rotan is the perfect gateway to take on your underwater adventures or brush up on your scuba skills. These calm and clear waters provide an incredible backdrop for earning your PADI certification in Honduras – whether it’s your first time scuba diving or your 500th back-and-forth in the blue.

71% of our planet is water, but less than 1% of the world’s people scuba dive to explore it.

Diving Into The Depths: Underwater Adventures

There are many PADI certifications that …

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Nordic Skiing: Gliding Through Winter Wonderlands

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Nordic Skiing: Gliding Through Winter Wonderlands – With 85 miles of groomed cross-country skiing trails, Big Sky, Montana’s Lone Mountain Ranch is a great winter getaway.

In Featured Stories | Travel | Winter 2020 | Written by: Melynda Harrison Posted 00:09h 0 Comments

Nordic Skiing: Gliding Through Winter Wonderlands

Last winter, during a family trip to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, we started the day by sitting in front of the fireplace in our hotel room and drinking steaming beverages before heading out to explore Grand Teton National Park on our cross-country skis. the country. After a quiet morning, we arrived at …

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Bungee Jumping: Leap Of Faith

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Bungee Jumping: Leap Of Faith – For some reason, something gets excited in the human brain that makes us jump from a platform high in the sky with just a bungee cord to save us. When you really think about it, it’s crazy. But we still do it and we do it all over the world.

The history of bungee jumping goes back hundreds of years when it was known as ‘land diving’ in the small island nation of Vanuatu. Legend has it that a woman on Vanuatu’s Pentecost Island was unhappy with her husband and ran away from him …

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Ice Climbing: Scaling Frozen Cascades

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Ice Climbing: Scaling Frozen Cascades – The drive to my home town takes me past the Mt Iron embankment on one side of the road and the maze on the other, with the “Leaning Tower of Wanaka”. I ski the hill and as always scan the mountains for signs of life. For a moment, before the east face of the Black Peak disappears behind trees, I see what I consider life: ice. On this day, when the air is stunned by winter, it slides in bright white lines down the bare slopes. Even though they are 30 kilometers apart, I …

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Exploring Lost Cities: Archaeological Adventures

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Exploring Lost Cities: Archaeological Adventures – A “were-jaguar” figure, perhaps representing a combination of a human and a spirit animal, is part of an unburied ceremonial seat, or metate, one of the many artefacts found in making the ruins deep in the Honduran jungle.

In search of the legendary “City of the Monkey Gods,” explorers find untouched ruins of a lost culture.

Exploring Lost Cities: Archaeological Adventures

Adventures in Honduras have emerged from the jungle in a thrilling story of the discovery of a mysterious lost, unexplored city. The group is led to the countryside, which is uninhabited by a …

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Safari Expeditions: Encounter With Wildlife

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Safari Expeditions: Encounter With Wildlife – Adventures Real life wildlife and safari adventures take you into the heart of jungles, plains, mountains, and wildlife-filled environments. On an open-air 4×4 game drive safari around the African grasslands, look for the Big Five: lions, elephants, rhinos, leopards, and buffalo. Or trek Antarctica’s glaciers looking for penguins, fur seals, and whales. South and Central American rainforests, especially the Galapagos Islands, Costa Rica, and the Amazon Jungle, are home to most of the world’s unique species. Travel through Alaska’s millions of acres of unique wildlife and national parks in search of grizzly and black …

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Skydiving: Freefalling From The Heavens

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Skydiving: Freefalling From The Heavens – Many believe that freefalling from 14,000 feet at 120 miles per hour could be the best thing ever or worst nightmare come true. It’s not your worst nightmare, but if you’ve never done it, the thought of freefall seems downright crazy! In this article, we’ll unpack every aspect of the skydiving experience to help give you peace of mind and clarity on what to expect when you take part in a tandem skydive at Skydive Paraclete XP.

If you think of free fall, then you probably think of your insides speeding from your stomach …

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