Travel Destinations for a Thrilling Adventure
The moment when you let go of inhibitions, dive body and mind into an adrenalin-charged activity and come away feeling exhilarated — that's what adventure tourism is all about.
From paragliding over the lush green hillsides of New Zealand, to surfing in Costa Rica and canyoning in Argentina. Adventure activities are a hot favourite with tourists as they draw you out of your office cubicles and nine-to-five jobs and let you indulge in timeless experiences in the vast open wilderness.
Wildlife travel and adventure tourism go hand in hand very often. Jungle adventures in the Ecuador will showcase flora and fauna unique only to this region. Namibia's wildlife is rich with elephants, seals and unique birds living in and around its desert region.
It's time to step outside your comfort zone and go on an adventure!
Ecuador
From the beaches up to the mountains, Ecuador has zigzagging routes winding between volcanoes, jungles and villages. A popular way to explore the country is via motorbike trips.
Nestled in the Caribbean, Ecuador is also famous for its lush flora and fauna, especially on and around the Galapagos Islands. Study the unique trees and plants synonymous to this region and come up close and personal with iguana, Galapagos turtles, sea lions and penguins
New Zealand
Bungee, sky diving, caving, canyoning — New Zealand has every adventure activity you can think of — and some you've never even heard of, all set to the backdrop of jaw-dropping landscapes.
Aside from the famous bungee jumping opportunities, try your hand at these adventure activities and come back feeling charged up for more:
Caving
Spelunking or caving is a rising choice among adventurists, and New Zealand is recommended by spelunkers as one of the top choices. Waitomo Caves in the Waikato region can be toured easily. Some caves can be explored on foot while others might need small boats or canoes to make it through.
Among the series of caves are also those to tempt the experienced caver with abseiling, climbing and squeezing required.
Offroading
From sheep trails up hillsides to paths through streams, gravel and muck, tourists can easily choose from the variety that offroading in New Zealand provides.
Get onto your quad bike/ATV and head for the sand dunes of Ninety Mile Beach, or take it easy with a tour of the sheep-grazing countryside of Marlborough. For some heavy duty action, Canterbury comes calling with steep Alpine paths.
From paragliding over the lush green hillsides of New Zealand, to surfing in Costa Rica and canyoning in Argentina. Adventure activities are a hot favourite with tourists as they draw you out of your office cubicles and nine-to-five jobs and let you indulge in timeless experiences in the vast open wilderness.
Wildlife travel and adventure tourism go hand in hand very often. Jungle adventures in the Ecuador will showcase flora and fauna unique only to this region. Namibia's wildlife is rich with elephants, seals and unique birds living in and around its desert region.
It's time to step outside your comfort zone and go on an adventure!
Ecuador
From the beaches up to the mountains, Ecuador has zigzagging routes winding between volcanoes, jungles and villages. A popular way to explore the country is via motorbike trips.
Nestled in the Caribbean, Ecuador is also famous for its lush flora and fauna, especially on and around the Galapagos Islands. Study the unique trees and plants synonymous to this region and come up close and personal with iguana, Galapagos turtles, sea lions and penguins
New Zealand
Bungee, sky diving, caving, canyoning — New Zealand has every adventure activity you can think of — and some you've never even heard of, all set to the backdrop of jaw-dropping landscapes.
Aside from the famous bungee jumping opportunities, try your hand at these adventure activities and come back feeling charged up for more:
Caving
Spelunking or caving is a rising choice among adventurists, and New Zealand is recommended by spelunkers as one of the top choices. Waitomo Caves in the Waikato region can be toured easily. Some caves can be explored on foot while others might need small boats or canoes to make it through.
Among the series of caves are also those to tempt the experienced caver with abseiling, climbing and squeezing required.
Offroading
From sheep trails up hillsides to paths through streams, gravel and muck, tourists can easily choose from the variety that offroading in New Zealand provides.
Get onto your quad bike/ATV and head for the sand dunes of Ninety Mile Beach, or take it easy with a tour of the sheep-grazing countryside of Marlborough. For some heavy duty action, Canterbury comes calling with steep Alpine paths.
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