Here are 3 of the most popular spots for abseiling the world has to offer.

Table Mountain: Cape Town, South Africa

Towering 3560 ft above sea level, Table Mountain gives breath-taking views over Cape town and the South Atlantic Ocean. Join thousands of tourists every year who carry out the world’s longest commercial abseil 112 meters down the top of the mountain.

The Lost World: Waitomo, New Zealand

Descend 328 ft through a crag in the ground and experience the exhilarating sensation of birds flying beneath you as you lower yourself through mist towards the bubbling stream below. Waitomo Adventures offer epic abseiling tours which even include underground abseiling.

Snowdonia National Park: Snowdonia, Wales

Snowdonia is famous for being the tallest mountain range in Britain. So it might be surprising to learn that the best abseiling spots are not on the mountains, but under them. The adventure company Go Below leads guided tours 1,300 ft. below the mountains in an old mining complex.

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Cage dive with Great White Sharks

This great underwater experience, made for people with a huge love for extreme things and too much adrenaline in their body, takes place off the Neptune Islands in Port Lincoln, South Australia. Dive into the crystal clear ocean water in a cage and have a selfie with one of the world’s biggest predator.

Dive into the Great Barrier Reef

This activity is definitely on the “calmer activities” list. The Great Barrier Reef is the world’s largest coral reef system and one of the seven natural wonders, as well. It is an inevitable underwater destination with its picturesque coral reefs, beautiful and colorful fish. Here you can say “hi” to Nemo and Dory!

Face to face with a Crocodile

The Crocosaurus Cove in the city of Darwin offers you a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The scary Cage of Death provides you with a fifteen-minute-long, unique, up close and personal view of Australia’s iconic and monstrous Saltwater Crocodiles.

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Here are 3 of the most popular spots for abseiling the world has to offer.

Table Mountain: Cape Town, South Africa

Towering 3560 ft above sea level, Table Mountain gives breath-taking views over Cape town and the South Atlantic Ocean. Join thousands of tourists every year who carry out the world’s longest commercial abseil 112 meters down the top of the mountain.

The Lost World: Waitomo, New Zealand

Descend 328 ft through a crag in the ground and experience the exhilarating sensation of birds flying beneath you as you lower yourself through mist towards the bubbling stream below. Waitomo Adventures offer epic abseiling tours which even include underground abseiling.

Snowdonia National Park: Snowdonia, Wales

Snowdonia is famous for being the tallest mountain range in Britain. So it might be surprising to learn that the best abseiling spots are not on the mountains, but under them. The adventure company Go Below leads guided tours 1,300 ft. below the mountains in an old mining complex.

The post Best Locations for Abseiling Enthusiasts appeared first on Traveler Master.

Cage dive with Great White Sharks

This great underwater experience, made for people with a huge love for extreme things and too much adrenaline in their body, takes place off the Neptune Islands in Port Lincoln, South Australia. Dive into the crystal clear ocean water in a cage and have a selfie with one of the world’s biggest predator.

Dive into the Great Barrier Reef

This activity is definitely on the “calmer activities” list. The Great Barrier Reef is the world’s largest coral reef system and one of the seven natural wonders, as well. It is an inevitable underwater destination with its picturesque coral reefs, beautiful and colorful fish. Here you can say “hi” to Nemo and Dory!

Face to face with a Crocodile

The Crocosaurus Cove in the city of Darwin offers you a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The scary Cage of Death provides you with a fifteen-minute-long, unique, up close and personal view of Australia’s iconic and monstrous Saltwater Crocodiles.

The post Crazy Things You Can Only Do In Australia appeared first on Traveler Master.