A Guide to Swimming in Palau’s Freshwater Jellyfish Lake
The freshwater Jellyfish Lake in Palau is home to millions of golden jellyfish, and swimming with them is considered safe since they are stingless.
African Safari in Tanzania: The Ultimate Itinerary and Tour
Is a Tanzania safari on your bucket list? Here's a guide to the best itinerary stops whether your adventurous holiday is 3 days or 5.
Indoor Skydive Experience: Weightlessness in a Wind Tunnel
Do you know what to expect from an indoor skydive experience? Find out what it's like to experience weightlessness in a skydiving wind tunneI.
Stingray City Tour: Swimming with Stingrays in Grand Cayman
Is swimming with stingrays on your bucket list? If yes, then a tour to Stingray City off of Grand Cayman Island is the place to do it.
Pulau Komodo Dragon Island: An Adventurous Indonesian Tour
From pink beaches to the carnivorous Komodo dragons, Pulau Komodo Island is the best place to tour for a bucket list adventurer. Here's how to get there.
San Juan Mountains: Off Roading Colorado’s ATV Trails in a Polaris RZR
Off Roading Colorado's San Juan Mountains in a Polaris RZR is a trail adventure that has you sitting side by side as you climb passes and have 4-wheel fun.
An Adventurous Guyana Tour: Jungle Mountain Climb in Rupununi
Awarmie Mountain is located in the South American country of Guyana, in the Rupununi region. It is an easy boat ride from Rewa Eco-Lodge, which is where most people start the tour.
Piranha Fishing in the Rainforest Rivers of Guyana
If you are looking for some serious adventure, about 90% of the rivers and lakes in South America's country of Guyana have piranha (pirana) and fishing for them is not only a sport, but a way of life.
Polaris Slingshot Adventure: Driving Colorado’s Million Dollar Highway
The Million Dollar Highway is a 25 mile section of U.S Route 550, from Silverton to Ouray in Coloraado. It's an adventurous ride thaat's made even more thrilling onboard the sleek and sexy Polaris Slingshot.
A Nova Scotia Adventure: Tidal Bore Rafting the Bay of Fundy Tides
The Nova Scotia tides cause 160 billion tons of water flow through the Bay of Fundy twice a day, which feeds into the Shubenacadie River. This surge of seawater creates a once-in-a-lifetime adventure like no other, tidal bore rafting.