For adrenaline junkies, the feeling of dancing with danger and emerging unscathed in the crucible of nature’s playground is unquenchable.
Below, Travel Supermarket takes a look at ten of the most extreme pursuits to be undertaken, anywhere in the world:
Shark Diving in Cape Town
10) Cage diving with sharks – providing all of the adrenaline, with none of the danger, at least in theory, this is an ideal rush for the adventurous tourist. Great White Sharks are apex predators that can grow to over twenty feet! Even jumping into an underwater cage, you still wonder about the strength of the steel bars when in the presence of such a fierce giant at feeding time. Great White encounters are available off the Western Cape of South Africa, where the sharks come to feed on their natural quarry of seals.
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New video campaign about UK show ‘Alone in the Wild’, thought some of you guys maybe interested:
This campaign sees eight well-known personalities surviving in some of the planet’s most perilous and remote locations. Each is left completely alone in a remote location, with just a handheld camera to film their struggle. They must find water, food and shelter, and battle against the elements and local wildlife. Forced to confront their innermost fears, will they survive being Alone in the Wild?
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The world’s most idyllic holiday destinations seem tailor-made for those keen to chill out and enjoy being idle. Yet these are often some of the best places to go if you’re into adventure. Whilst everyone else lies back on the beach, you can get the adrenaline pumping and put your courage to the test with some of these top activities for thrill-seekers.
Kitesurfing in Corfu, Greece:
Kitesurfing
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If you’re in Australia, you’ll want to see all the tourist attractions. If you have a sense of adventure and enjoy the unusual, though, you’ll really want to visit these seven places.
7. The Old Melbourne Gaol
Rumored to be one of the most haunted sites in Australia, the Old Melbourne Gaol has a long, dark history. This dreary prison hosted 136 executions, including that of infamous bushranger Ned Kelly. Take a candlelight tour at night and hope that you don’t attract the attention of any angry spirits that may be lingering there.
6. Tour a Diamond Mine
Diamonds are a girls best friend
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Following on from a previous post of James Cracknells Toughest Race on Earth, comes the end of the trilogy – coldest race on earth.
This time he’s going to do everything in cold environments and burn a lot more calories doing so. Have a check of the video to see what it’s all about.
He is also doing this 430 mile challenge 6 months after a cycling accident which put him out of order for a bit to add to the challenge.
The program is featured on Discovery channel (and Discovery HD) at 9pm on Thursday, be sure to check it out!
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