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Viewpoints on Whale Watching in Hermanus! by Gregory Hudson
If you're looking to spot a whale, the first few things you'll hear people say is: “Hermanus has the best land-based whale watching in the world” and “You're sure to see hundreds of whales breaching from the waters off the rocky cliffs to the West” or “You'll definitely see them lob tailing from the vantage point of the golden beaches to the East”. And this indeed is a fact.
 
 
A Fishy Road Trip in Cairns by Richard Eastes
Join 1000's of avid Australian fisherman who enjoy in the beauty and fishing variety of Cairns. Where do I fish? Read on and find out how a great Australian road trip can provide a self-paced fishing adventure...
 
 
The Different Styles of Tents Available by Ian Wide
There are many different styles of tent and this article looks at some of the different reasons for using some of the different makes of tent.
 
 
Driving in Greece - How Bad is it? by Emmanuel Mendonca
The Greeks have a bad reputation in Europe for their driving skills, but what is it really like and what particular precautions should you take?
 
 
Creative Camp Cooking - Part 2 by Gregory Bonney
In the second part of our series on creative camp cooking, we consider foil packs and a simple dutch oven recipe. Getting the kids involved in the cooking make for a fun family outdoor meal experience.
 
 
Cheap Safari in Africa For $70 a Day - Here's How To Do It by Bruce Whittaker
Going on an African safari will normally cost you anything from $150 to $600 per day. But there is still a way to go on safari in Africa for only $70 a day. Sounds too good to be true doesn't it? But it is possible and it can be done if you know exactly how and where.
 
 
Chimborazo: Learning Spanish At 20,600 Feet by Steven Gillman
What's the furthest point on earth from its center? The summit of Everest? Nope. You have to go to South America for this one, to the top of Mount Chimborazo, in Ecuador.
 
 
African Safari Gear Packing List - What To Take Along by Bruce Whittaker
A safari trip needs some specialised safari gear and this list highlights exactly what you need to pack to get the most out of your safari holiday.
 
 
Whale Watching – The Biggest Show on Earth by Cliff Calderwood
Whale watching is a spellbinding, entertaining, and thought-provoking adventure trip. It’s a show with the largest mammals on earth as the star performers. Whales are majestic and graceful giants, who’s every move seems effortless, choreographed, and yet playful. In this article discover how to get the most out of your trip.
 
 
The Best Safari Company for Your Safari Trip - Here's How To Choose by Bruce Whittaker
Choosing between the multitude of safari companies for your trip can be a mind boggling experience. Follow these three steps to ensure that you make the right choice.
 
 
One of the Oldest Traditions of the American West; The Dude Ranch by Dani Martin
Dude Ranches first gained popularity in the 1920s, in large part due to the writings of Teddy Roosevelt. Working as a ranch man himself, Roosevelt not only spent time...
 
 
Camping Stove Performance: Ease of Use & What to Avoid by Marc Wiltse
Learn how to choose the best type of camping stove for the type of camping, hiking or backpacking you do.
 
 
Survival in the Wilderness: What to Do, What You Need by Douglas Hanna
When you're in wilderness, a nice, sunshiny day can turn into frightening weather in just hours or even minutes. This article explains what you need to do if you're caught in severe weather and what you should always take with you when hiking into the wilderness.
 
 
Drive Me to WA Today! by Alyssa Betts
Doing a road trip in Western Australia isn't for the lily-livered or faint-hearted. Taking on this colossal half-continent means you need a plan, Stan. So here's some ideas for driving up WA's endless coastline...
 
 
The Classy Way to Do WA by Alyssa Betts
All that driving through desert -- what kind of holiday is that? But Western Australia has much more than stretches of sandy horizon. Doing a road-trip along the South-West coast is likely to see you surfing massive waves, climbing giant trees, strolling with the goats, and, best of all, drinking ridiculously fabulous wines.
 
 
Solo Backpacking by Steven Gillman
Is solo backpacking better than going with friends? Or is it just a different experience altogether?
 
 
Solo Backpacking Tips by Steven Gillman
Are ready to head into the wilderness alone? Here are some tips to make your solo backpacking trip a safe one.
 
 
Kayak Travel and Trips by Tom Laing
If you love the thrill and adventure of kayak travel, the waters and lakes are yours to explore! Mankind has always been drawn to the sea and a kayak trip is truly one of the ultimate highs as far as kayak travel is concerned.
 
 
Whitewater Rafting Trip by Tom Laing
For the dedicated water sport enthusiast there can be no greater challenge than embarking on a whitewater rafting trip. The abundance of whitewater rafting trip courses available worldwide offer enjoyment and challenges for both the novice and the more experienced adventurer.
 
 
Discover Knott's Berry Farm by David Hallstrom
Of course you know about Southern California's premier attraction, Disneyland in Anaheim, but did you know that less than ten (10) minuets down the freeway, in Buena Park, is another great amusement park, Knott's Berry Farm. Knott's Berry Farm, America's first theme park, is located...
 
 
Mount Kenya – Up High at God’s Mountain by Andrew Muigai
How to save the forests of Mount Kenya has long engaged environmentalist Wangari Maathai-the 2004 Nobel Peace Prize winner. She was born on the lower slopes of the mountain and has in her lifetime witnessed the changes up at the mountain.
 
 
Top Five Honeymoon Safari Destinations In Africa by Bruce Whittaker
A safari is one of the ultimate honeymoon experiences and this top five list compiled from the travel diaries and experience of previous honeymoon safari participants details the best of the best.
 
 
Wildebeest Migration - How To Get The Best Seats In The House by Bruce Whittaker
The wildebeest migration in the Serengeti takes place every year but not at exactly the same time or place. You can optimise your chances of getting the time and place variables right for your migration safari by knowing what they were in the past.
 
 
Discover The Los Angeles County Arboretum & Botanic Garden In Arcadia California by David Hallstrom
In The city of Arcadia California, right next door to Pasadena you will find The Los Angeles County Arboretum & Botanic Garden, a beautiful and peaceful 127 acre botanical garden and historical site jointly operated by the Los Angeles Arboretum Foundation and the Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation.
 
 
Discover Eaton Canyon In Pasadena California by David Hallstrom
Eaton Canyon Natural Area Nature Center, entrance, 1750 N. Altadena Drive, Pasadena, Ca. 91107, is a 190-acre natural park is located at the base of Mt. Wilson. There are five miles of nature trails, an equestrian trail, creeks and a waterfall. The canyon is very lush and has beautiful displays of local flora and fauna.
 
 
Plymouth Plantation and Mayflower – Links to Our Past Guide, Part 1 by Cliff Calderwood
Plimoth Plantation and the Mayflower II ship are major attractions in Plymouth, Massachusetts. Authentic yet entertaining the two are links to our past and the 102 passengers that survived the journey across stormy seas. Discover why these two destinations are popular vacation magnets...
 
 
Camping and Outdoor Activities: Get Involved with Nature by Valerie Giles
Camping mixed with outdoor activity is a great way to get ourselves involved with nature. National Parks can provide an excellent backdrop for some of your outdoor activities. Activities such as hiking, fishing, cycling, horseback riding, white water rafting and kayaking, skiing, rock climbing and mountaineering are just a few of the sports you might want to include on your camping adventure.
 
 
Great Family Camping Trips Make Excellent Traditions by Valerie Giles
A wonderful way to invest in your families’ treasure trove of memories is by spending time in the great outdoors. Camping trips can be an excellent tradition that your family will look forward to and in time, look back upon with fond memories.
 
 
Visiting Whistler in Summer by Vinodh Pushparaj
Whistler is a beautiful ski resort rated very high in North America. But a visit in summer is as exciting if not more to visit this activity filled place.
 
 
Canoe Trip with Nature by Tom Laing
A well-planned canoe trip is always filled with fun and adventure. If you love cruising the sea or the beautiful lake areas then a canoe trip would be a great choice for you.
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