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– either in a kayak or on a stand-up paddleboard. #U VJG[ ƃQCV CNQPI VTCXGNNGTU YKNN UGG VQYGTKPI foliage-clad cliffs on either side, plus grazing goats and majestic waterfalls. For an extra thrill, they can opt to soar above the fjords on a zipline.
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Sky-high adventure can also be found in Cappadocia, the Turkish region famous for its hot-air DCNNQQP ƂNNGF UMKGU 6JG DCNNQQPU QHHGT VJG RGTHGEV vantage point for marvelling at Cappadocia’s dramatic landscapes, studded with breathtaking limestone formations and the rocky pillars nicknamed ‘fairy chimneys’ that the destination has become known for. Travelling west to Italy, the Dolomites mountain range isn’t only rich in natural beauty, it’s also bursting with opportunities for adventure. In the
winter, the mountains are cloaked in fresh snow for skiers and snowboarders to get their winter URQTVU ƂZ 6JGP QPEG VJG UWPoU QWV CPF VJG UPQY has melted, the slopes are in perfect condition for hiking and biking, or visitors can whizz through the lively mountain streams on board a raft.
AUSTRALASIA For scuba divers and snorkellers, the Great Barrier Reef is understandably one of the most sought-after spots. The reef sprawls for more than 1,200 miles along Queensland’s coast and is the largest expanse of living coral on the planet. Beneath the surface, as well as the rainbow of coral, divers can get an up-close look at schools of dazzling tropical ƂUJ OCPVC TC[U TGGH UJCTMU CPF VWTVNGU Over in New Zealand, Queenstown’s Kawarau
Bridge promises beauty and thrills in equal measure. From atop the historic structure, travellers can enjoy far-reaching views across the canyon before taking the leap with a 43-metre bungee jump.
Great Barrier Reef, Australia
Cappadocia, Turkey
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