Category: Activities
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Surfing in Byron Bay
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Guest post by Sara Khatmi I love surfing and i have been to many surfing sports in Europe but last January, the coldest month in Sweden where I booked a trip to the sun for some surfing. Little did I know that I was about to go and find my new favorite place in the…
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Skiing and snowboarding in Australia
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Skiiing and snowboarding in Australia. Where can you do it? Perisher and Thredbo are the best places to do that in Australia
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Swimming with whale sharks tour prices in 2015
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This is updated list of swimming with whale sharks tour prices for 2015 season in Exmouth, Western Australia. All prices are in Australian dollar. Current rates are: 1 AUD = 0.77 USD and 1 AUD = 0.70 EUR. Now most companies offer repeat tour voucher valid for up to next three years. Tour Operator Adult…
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Lost in the Oregon Woods
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We arrived to our campsite sometime in the early afternoon; my friend Mark who had a penchant for anything that involved the outdoors and his girlfriend Alice, who was always game for spontaneous plans.
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US West in a week. Yosemite and Sequoia National Parks
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US West in a week. Day 2. Highlights of Yosemite National Park, giant trees at Sequoia National Park and sunset on Moro rock.
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Climbing Mount Augustus, the largest rock in the world
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Climbing Mount Augustus in western Australia. Is it really the largest rock in the world? What about Uluru? Different sources will tell you different stories, but I prefer the one which calls Mount Augustus as largest rock and not the Uluru.
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Adventures in the Mediterranean
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Adventures in the Mediterranean: diving in Alexandria, kite surfing in Tarifa, climb along the famous GR20 trail in Corsica.
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Activities to pursue in the Canary Islands
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Activities in the Canary Islands: hiking Mount Teide and in La Caldera de Taburiente National Park, scuba diving at UNESCO Marine Reserve.
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Swimming with whale sharks in Coral Bay
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Coral Bay is undeservedly overshadowed by Exmouth, which is call gateway to Ningaloo reef, but Coral Bay is closer to the Ningaloo Reef and you can swim with whale sharks in Coral Bay too.