
Ten of the hottest adventure capitals around the world
Bungy jumping, rock climbing, mountain biking, zip lining, white water rafting ... and the odd bit of wine tasting.
Andrew Bain specialises in adventures and can usually be found walking, cycling or paddling in empty corners of the world.
Bungy jumping, rock climbing, mountain biking, zip lining, white water rafting ... and the odd bit of wine tasting.
South America is a succession of natural wonders. Here are 10 of the finest.
In a car, you can cover this stretch of Tasmania's east coast in two hours, and yet we'll be here for six days.
The trek named the best in South America is home to the biggest little mountains in the world.
I'm inside my quinzee (a Finnish igloo). I built it myself. Outside, it's minus 12 degrees C ...
Not everything on Tasmania's West Coast Wilderness Railway has to be gentle.
Hikers swarm up its slopes like invading armies, with about 35,000 people a year attempting to reach the 5895-metre summit.
A network of mountain bike trails has given new life to a once faded country town.
In this first tourism venture from Tasmania's Aboriginal community, a walk showcases culture, scenery, bush tucker and millenniums-old traces of Aboriginal existence amid the immense beauty of the Bay of Fires.
Here's our pick of Tasmania's finest natural wonders.
It's an ocean phenomenon resulting from one of the world's highest tidal shifts compressing through two narrow breaks.
There are so many stunning walks and beaches on Flinders Island, it's hard to decide the best.
The grandeur of these ten natural landscapes will leave you awestruck.
New Zealand's newest adventure offering is no traditional rock climbing.
The coast is compelling because it feels virtually beyond humanity.
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