Calling all adrenaline junkies! Are you up for the Shotover triple challenge? Experience Queenstown at its very best as you brace yourself for a jet boat ride on the Shotover River, helicopter over Skippers Canyon and white water rafting from Deep creek to Cascade rapid. Guranteed to get the heart pumping, you’re half day adventure tour includes all equipment and safety briefings.

Check in at the Queenstown Rafting Adventure Centre, where you will be given a short briefing on the format of the Shotover Triple Challenge. From here you will be transferred to the Shotover River for the first part of the Triple Challenge, an exciting ride in the world famous Shotover Jet Boats on the Shotover River.

Speed through the towering, rocky canyons of the South Island’s river of gold. HANG ON tight as you experience the famous ‘Shotover Jet turn’, where your boat spins through a full 360 degrees in its own length. more…

Located in Morocco, Africa, The cruise destination of Tangier offers the traveler who is on a cruise and stop at Tangier an interesting combination of its old and rich cultural legacy seeped in the modern developmental changes of the present times. There does not exist any clear cut differentiation between times here in Tangier and it is all about harmony.Tangier is a major industrial hub and port and earns its revenue mainly from tourism.Tangier has warm climate. The weather is hot and humid throughout the year although it can drop at nights.Tangier is the perfect destination for romantic couples. more…

The Valley of Fire State Park situated near Lake Mead is Nevada’s oldest and surely the largest State Park. The serene beauty of the Mojave Desert along with the red sandstone formations formed as a result of shifting of huge sand dunes located within the park limits gives this state park its name of The Valley of Fire State Park.

During the day when the sun hits down its rays on the rugged landscape of this park it makes the park ablaze with gorgeous hues of red and orange seeming as if the entire place has been set on fire. The present landscape of this state park is a result of continuous faulting and uplifting along with extensive soil erosion. more…

There’s a magic about Cambodia that casts a spell on many who visit this charming yet confounding kingdom. Ascend to the realm of the gods at the mother of all temples, Angkor Wat, a spectacular fusion of symbolism, symmetry and spirituality. Descend into the hell of Tuol Sleng and come face to face with the Khmer Rouge and its killing machine. Welcome to the conundrum that is Cambodia: a country with a history both inspiring and depressing, an intoxicating place where the future is waiting to be shaped. more…

Home of the spectacular Victoria Falls, Zambia is a destination of natural beauty with teeming national parks and the roaring Zambezi River.

Zambia boasts without doubt some of Africa’s largest water resources contributing to rich grass land which sustains villages and wildlife alike. Not only does Zambia boarder the impressive Victoria Falls but it also contains 17 other cascading waterfalls, plus rivers and the huge Lakes of Kariba and Tanganyika. more…

The nation of Japan is comprised of four major islands–Honshu (where Tokyo hotels can be found and most major cities are located), Hokkaido, Kyushu and Shikoku–as well as over a thousand smaller islands stretching almost 2,000 miles and surrounded by the Japan Sea and the Pacific Ocean.

Though in the past 25 years Japan has gained an increasingly metropolitan face, especially in Tokyo, the world”s fastest growing city, 85 percent of the country is mountainous. And though rural life is increasingly encroached upon, it remains a vital cultural component and offers an authentic look at Japan”s storied past. more…

The Faroe Islands or Faeroe Islands or simply Faroe(s) or Faeroes (Faroese: Føroyar, meaning “Sheep Islands”, Danish: Færøerne, Old Norse: Færeyjar) are a group of islands in Northern Europe, between the Norwegian Sea and the North Atlantic Ocean, roughly equidistant between Iceland, Scotland, and Norway. They have been an autonomous province of the Kingdom of Denmark since 1948, making it a member of the Rigsfællesskab.

The forgotten Faroes are just a short flight from the UK, yet they’re way off the standard traveller’s radar. Adrift in the frothing swells of the north Atlantic, this mysterious 18-piece jigsaw puzzle of islands is at once ancient and very modern. more…