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Are you looking for a kiteboarding destination to shake the cold temperatures of winter in Europe and the US? Head to Zanzibar in Tanzania for incredible conditions. Find out why Paje beach has become the #1 Zanzibar Kiteboarding spot, and… Continue Reading →
Imagine a road that takes you away from the bustling cities. At the end of the road, the ocean. There, a few dunes, a quiet lagoon, a couple of cows nibbling on the dry brushes, a dog or two strolling… Continue Reading →
Kalpitiya boasts two wind seasons, making it one of the spots with the most kitesurfing days in a year. The many lagoons are perfect for beginning kiteboarders, whereas the nearby ocean and the several islands in the bay are better… Continue Reading →
Bonaire is a top shore diving destination, and for good reasons. The tiny Caribbean Island has a long history of protecting its natural environment, and the Bonaire National Marine Park is a testament to this philosophy. Bonaire dive sites are… Continue Reading →
A long overdue trip report from our Great Barrier Reef Liveaboard in Australia. During our 3-week long itinerary in Down Under, we treated ourselves to a liveaboard 4-day / 3-night Cod Hole and Ribbon Reefs Dive Trip on the TAKA… Continue Reading →
While kiteboarding in Kalpitiya has increased in popularity, kitesurfing Sri Lanka is at its beginning with plenty spots waiting to be discovered. Well, search no more! Kiteboarding Mannar will make you feel like an explorer! And if you think the… Continue Reading →
We first visited Kalpitiya in March hoping to catch the last of the winter kitesurfing season. Little did I realize the season ends in February. No wind for us, except a few days of minimal breeze not worth getting the… Continue Reading →
Dive sites around Kri Island are world-famous and for good reasons. Plenty of places to choose from, stunning islands, turquoise water, and remarkable marine life make Raja Ampat a prime scuba-diving destination. But, of course, conditions vary depending on when… Continue Reading →
Can you imagine swimming beside a 12 m (41 feet) long shark while it’s on an eating spree? Well, that’s what we did when we swam with the whale sharks in La Paz, Baja California. The whale sharks, known locally as… Continue Reading →
The Galapagos rang a particular mystic note in our mind. Of course, there are the legendary finches, and Darwin’s Theory of Evolution changed how the world viewed the history of mankind. But first and foremost, the remoteness of the places, its… Continue Reading →
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