February, 2018 | The Adventure Travel Site

Swimming with Dolphins in Glenelg

Glenelg, Adelaide is well known for its marvelous dolphin spotting adventures where the gentle creatures swim up to your boat and invite you to join them for a swim.

**Swimming with Dolphins| Img by: Britt Reints via Flickr, CC BY 2.0**

Glenelg

Adelaide has several coastal towns that are worthy of mention, but the family-friendly, seaside town of Glenelg is surely one of its most popular destinations. A lively mix of boutique stores, laid-back cafes and restaurants, and a beautiful beach are all just a short drive away from Adelaide’s city centre.

Accommodation

There are plethoras of hotels in Glenelg which range from budget to luxurious places such as Oaks Plaza Pier. Whether you are simply planning a day trip from the city or want to spend a few days here, there are plenty of choices to suit anyone’s budget.

Swim with the Dolphins

Of course, the main thrill is the dolphin cruise, which comprises of a day trip aboard a sunny catamaran. The vessel leaves Holdfast Marina at dawn and sets out to favoured dolphin sighting spots where unbelievably the mammals swim right up to your boat.

Swimmers and non-swimmers are encouraged to enter the water with the aid of a floatation rope and enjoy a swim and loads of fun with the amazing dolphins. Don’t worry all safety equipment and expert care is taken on this adventure.

Other Water Sports

Popular water sports activities in the area include Jet Ski rides along the shorelines while snorkelling expeditions are also available in the area. Surfers can catch massive point breaks while scuba divers explore the coral reefs that litter the seabed’s off the coastline.

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Night Safari Experience at Singapore

Safaris are one of the most sought after activities during a holiday, by both locals and tourists alike, for the love of nature and its wonders.

About

The first nocturnal park in the world, Night Safari Singapore has over 1000 nocturnal animals in their natural after dark environment.

The Beginning

This is an exceptional experience that sits you right in the middle of a forest. Indulge in the fine meal together with afters and drinks amidst the tranquillity of a jungle. The site also provides scenic views of the great and impressive Seletar Reservoir.

Feeding the wild

Watching lions gorge on their prey is something that is always awe inspiring and you are bound to be treated to a similar sight here. You can watch them eat their meals provided by the keepers. Keep in mind that this occurs only on particular nights.

Things to remember

The jungle is a world of its own, and there are some do’s and don’ts for the ones who venture into that mysterious, captivating and dangerous world, both for their own safety and the animals. Follow the rules given by your tour guide for a fun night and get back to your best value hotels in Singapore safely, like the Destination Singapore Beach Rd for instance.

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Forest Flying in Mackay

The Eungella National Park of Queensland is absolutely gorgeous, and is famous throughout the world for being one of the longest stretches of sub-tropical rainforests on the continent.

The Eungella National Park| Img by: Stefan Heinrich via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0 DE

Meet the Flying Fox

In addition to being a type of mega-bat, a flying-fox is in this case a spiritual equivalent of a zip-line. Similar to a pulley of sorts, it allows people to glide along a cable propelled by gravity to overcome various obstacles such as canyons and rivers.

The Benefits of a Flying Fox

The flying foxes of Finch Hatton Gorge allow riders to whizz through the tree-tops, with complete control of their speed, allowing them to experience the gorgeous beauty of these forests the best way possible, from above. If you’re vacationing at one of many hotels in Mackay, such as the likes of Oaks Rivermarque, you should definitely try this.

Weight Requirements

The minimum weight requirement to embark on a flying fox is 18 kilograms, while the maximum limit is 120 kilograms. No additional fitness or experience is required.

Points to Note

Due to safety, riders must wear fully-covered shoes and have any long hair tied back. All possessions must be secured, and if one intends to take pictures, a camera with a strap is recommended over a mobile phone.

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Night Kayaking at Moreton Island

Moreton Bay is one of the most beautiful places on the eastern coast of Australia. It is an extremely significant coastal resource, and attracts countless visitors on a recreational basis.

**Moreton Island Adventures| Img via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0**

Transparent Kayaking

This is one of the most easily-accessible adventurous activities you can experience in Moreton Bay, and it is likely to take your breath away. These transparent kayaks allow visitors to glimpse right down to the bottom of the bay. This experience can also be enjoyed at night!

Sandboarding

This is one of the hallmarks of Moreton Island, in an area which is referred to as ‘The Desert’. Brave sandboarders can place themselves on a board just 5mm in thickness and slide down sandy dunes at speeds of around 70km/h.

Snorkelling

This is one of the best ways to experience the marine splendour of Moreton Bay. If you’re staying at Brisbane hotel accommodation, with many places such as Oaks Charlotte Towers situated close to the bay, you can easily procure yourself a snorkelling trip.

Sunset Safaris

There are many places where you can get yourself an unforgettable safari adventure to Moreton Island on a purpose-built 4X4 bus. This is a great and fun way to experience the splendour the island.

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Diving the Yongala Wreck

There are so many breathtakingly beautiful dive-sites to be found within the Queensland area, but one of the most legendary sites across the world is where the SS Yongala sits on the ocean bed.

Fish on the wreck of the Yongala| Img via: Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

The SS Yongala

This massive passenger ship was built by an English company for the Adelaide Steamship Company. It was named after a small town in the south of Australia, whose name means ‘good water’ in the native Nadjuri language.

The Story Behind the Sinking

The ship sank after being caught in a cyclone in 1911, which resulted in the death of all 122 passengers that were on board. It took more than forty years to discover the wreckage, which was found in 1958.

The Wreck

After sitting on the ocean bed for more than a century, the SS Yongala has become a thriving ecosystem for the bounty of marine life that is to be found beneath the water. Around 10,000 divers visit the wreck every year. If you’re on vacation at one of many hotels Townsville such as the likes of Oaks M on Palmer, you might want to think about a visit.

The Experience

The wreck is one of the best examples of its kind, with the skeletal remains of the ship still having many components such as the rudder and engine intact. You can also discover marine creatures ranging from manta rays to bull sharks.

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Best Diving Spots in Phuket

Phuket is a particularly renowned place in Thailand when it comes to aquatic wonders. There are many beautiful islands around her waters, and magical realms beneath them.

Koh Dok Mai

This refers to a small island that is covered in thick jungle to be found just a short distance away from Phuket. This island is actually composed of a massive limestone rock that steeply rises out of the sea. The island’s walls contain an abundance of marine life beneath the surface of the water.

King Cruiser

This was a notable car ferry that strayed way off course during a routine trip between Phuket and the Phi Phi Islands and ended up striking a reef. Luckily, all of the passengers and crew were rescued, and the wreck is now one of the region’s most famous dive sites.

Anemone Reef

If you visit the wreck of the King Cruiser, it’s probably worth exploring the reef that resulted in its sinking. It’s slightly closer to Phuket city than the King Cruiser, and if you’re staying at a Phuket resort along the likes of Anantara Mai Khao Phuket Villas, you can reach the dive site within 90 minutes.

Shark Point

This is the most popular of local dive sites and is part of a marine sanctuary. In addition to notable quantities of sharks, you can also find many different species of tropical fish.

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Adventures in the National Parks of Krabi

Krabi is situated on the western coast of southern Thailand, and is one of the most beautiful places the nation has to offer. Krabi is also the national park capital of Thailand.

Bang Kram Wildlife Sanctuary

This is one of the most essential parks to visit since it occupies the last remaining lowland forest patch in Thailand. This sanctuary is famous throughout the world for being the best place for bird watching in southern Thailand.

Khao Ngon Nak Viewpoint

This is one of the most spectacular locales in Thailand, thrice so if you happen to be a hiker or a lover or breath-taking vantage points. If you’re staying at one of many Krabi resorts situated close by, such as Anantara Si Kao Resort, this is an essential experience.

Khao Phanom Bencha National Park

This is one of the most tranquil national parks, and is a great place to discover inner peace. Tham Khao Ping is a large cave within the park that is worthy of exploration.

Klong Thom Hot Springs

Taking a dip in these relaxing and revitalising springs is an ideal way to conclude your Krabi adventure. These waters are known to be rich in minerals, and work to help with a range of ailments which include rheumatism and sciatica.

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