Category: Adventure

If you’re considering having your wedding ceremony in a foreign land, then there are many things you have to think of, and you should begin your planning way ahead in advance. Destination weddings make the ceremony more intimate with your…

If you are a boat owner, then you have clearly worked hard to be able to get yourself such a luxury. It is quite a big investment and it is probably the second biggest investment that you have made after…

Located on the southern tip of New Zealand’s South Island, Invercargill is the county’s southernmost city. So, while your trek to Invercargill may take you some time, depending on where you start, your travels will be well worth it. Once…

Being located 240km from the Australian mainland, Tasmania is one of the most remote touristic destinations you could go. It is a 68,000km² large area which offers so many sites where nature enthusiasts and art lovers can enjoy the surroundings…

With so many rivers running and below is the ocean, there is no end of travel opportunities for people who love water adventure, from crystal clean river water, enchanting backwater to the breath-taking oceans and soothing sea, the umpteen number…

There’s nothing quite like festival camping even for experienced campers. Unlike camping at structured campgrounds where it’s clean and organised, anything goes at festivals so it’s vital to be adequately prepared for all sorts of shenanigans. People will be partying…

Australia might be the smallest continent in size, but it has different landscapes that range from barren deserts to lush ocean-side meadows. A lot of species of animals and plants live here, some of which are endemic to Australia, so…

An ever increasing number of individuals with an unadulterated heart lean toward dynamic amusement and the travel industry. On account of these occasions, they can get a gigantic measure of involvement and find out about the world and nature is…

In the words of the immortal Cole Porter, “There’s no cure like travel!” With every passing year, that edict seems to become more and more true, even more so than when Porter first wrote that song back in the Jazz…