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  • Sep30

     

    Image above of the Elephanta Caves, taken from sacred-destinations.com.

    There’s something that’s just mysterious and enchanting about caves. More than hiking, climbing, rafting, and many other adventure activities, caving features a certain mysterious aspect. Each turn, nook, and cranny may yield a different experience for each person. However, experiencing the world’s caves is typically more than just walking down a guided path. Today, we highlight some of the world’s best.

    1. Elephanta Caves, Gharapuri Island, India. Yes, one of the world’s best caves can be found in India. Ironically, Elephanta is located on Gharapuri Island, or the “place of caves”. The island features a few different groups of caves, highlighted by cave temples that were carved out of solid basalt rock. The primary cave is a temple complex that covers 60,000 sq. ft. We highly recommend this cave system since it’s more accessible than many of the world’s cave systems.

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  • Jul20

    Image above taken from TourKangarooIsland.com.

    Australia continues to be near the top of many people’s bucket list, and for good reason. Beautiful beaches, the expansive outback, and extraordinary adventure activities await travelers. While there are so many great regions in Australia, South Australia remains one of the most visited areas. Below you’ll find some of the best things to do in South Australia.

    Swimming with the sea lions at Eyre Peninsula. Eyre Peninsula is not only one of the most notable peninsulas in Australia, but the entire world. This is one of the best parts of Australia for being in the water and interacting with the country’s great wildlife. Put on some snorkeling gear and enjoy swimming with sea lions in Baird Bay. This is a unique opportunity to swim with sea lions in their natural habitat. Half-day boat charters can also be arranged to take visitors to some of the area islands that have high concentrations of sea lions.

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  • Mar21

    great barrier reef

    Behold one of the great seven wonders of the world, the Great Barrier Reef. One of the most awe-inspiring natural wonders of the world, if the Great Barrier Reef isn’t on your bucket list, then we’ll help you put it there today. The largest reef system in the world, with nearly 3,000 individual reefs and 1,000 islands, the reef stretches over 1,600 miles. For an idea of its expanse, the Great Barrier Reef is even larger than the Great Wall of China.
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  • Jul20

    A Spanish speaking country located in Central America and its culture is not the only rich thing about Costa Rica, but the soil is as well.  With six active volcanoes in the country it is literally a hot bed of activity.

    Arenal Volcano by www.arenal.net

    Out of those six the Arenal, meaning “hill of sand” in Spanish and refers to the volcano’s ash, or sandy slopes, is arguably the most popular tourist attraction the country has to offer.  It is also the youngest and most active volcano in Costa Rica along with being one of the ten most active in the world.  Needless to say it has prestige for being less than 3,000 years old.
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