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Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula is a green treasure-house of unspoiled rainforest. Swathed in green, jaguars, and ocelots rule here, sharing their domain with scarlet macaws, toucans, howler monkeys, and ever-inquisitive squirrel monkeys. The Osa Peninsula is a magical place where tapirs surf on Encanta La Vida and a rugged coastline swathed in untouched forest reaches out to thriving marine habitats, a must-include for your Costa Rica trip.

Located in the Patagonia region of southern Argentina, El Calafate was once a small and humble town on the southern edge of Lago Argentino. However, as word spread of fantastic natural attractions and incredible things to do in El Calafate, this town has blown up in popularity. Its location on the border of the Santa Cruz plateau and the Andes makes it an amazing place for outdoor excursions.Its proximity to Torres del Paine National Park — a major tourist attraction in South America — doesn’t hurt either. It means the many adventurous travelers who are exploring the Patagonia region add a trip to El Calafate to their itinerary. And they certainly don’t regret this decision. Read on to find out our pick for the top ten things to do in El Calafate.

Located just off the northwest coast of Lombok in Indonesia are the triplet islands namely; Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno and Gili Air—collectively referred to as the ‘Gilis’. Boasting of evergreen views surrounded by glistening blue waters and crystal-like sand, this place makes for an amazing vacation spot. It is a tourist hot-spot, and this is justifiable, as the Gili Islands provide a wide range of fun activities that goes beyond diving and snorkelling. There is so much to do here; be it for family vacations, honeymoons, personal time or even a wedding! The Gilis are always welcoming.

Known locally as 'the Flinders', the remnants of this ancient mountain range are one of South Australia’s iconic ecosystems. Craggy peaks and towering escarpments thrust up north of Port Augusta and sprawl 400 kilometres north to distant Mt Hopeless. The light illuminating these ranges can bewitch visitors with its alluring colour shifts. Early light sees the Flinders Ranges swathed in delicate mauve shades. By midday, they appear more chocolate until the dying light bathes the peaks in a delicate deep ochre sunset. Exploring the Flinders Ranges while on a tour in Australia is to step back to an ancient time husbanded by the wandering Adnyamathanha people who cherished the Flinders for their rich red ochre deposits.Here are our suggestions on accommodation in the Flinders Ranges. We’ve found you some delightful places to stay in the Flinders Ranges from an indulgent luxury homestead experience through to iconic Flinders Ranges camping spots.

Indonesia contains some of the world's most spectacular waterfalls. Nearly each of the country's most popular islands has a waterfall worth visiting, and it can be hard to know which ones are worth your time! To make it a little easier for you, here is everything you need to know about visiting the 10 most beautiful Indonesia waterfalls.

Lying 30-minutes off the northwest coast of Lombok, Indonesia in the azure waters of the Bali Sea is the Lesser Sunda Islands archipelago which is home to a small group of islands known as the Gili Islands — Air, Meno and Trawangan. The three picturesque islands have become a hot spot for adventure seekers who are looking for a slice of paradise while indulging in an assortment of superb things do on Gili Trawangan.Once you arrive on Gili Trawangan you will find a bohemian lifestyle with bustling streets filled with bicycles and hip tourists along the more populated eastern shores. Here the island is packed with lounges, a wide variety of restaurants and plenty of quaint places to stay. The western and northern shorelines offer secluded white sand beaches and excellent water conditions to satisfy the hunger of all types of water enthusiasts. After discovering the lay of the land you will be amazed at the all the activities on Gili Trawangan that range from snorkeling to scuba diving to surfing to just walking the island while you have fun in paradise. Here is a quick look at the six best things to do on Gili Trawangan.

If you think a trip to Costa Rica consists of nothing but tours to beaches and rainforests, then you need to think again. With the Coco and Caribbean tectonic plates crashing together and creating more than 200 volcanos from Guatemala to Panama, Costa Rica is home to more than 110 volcanos, many of which are still bubbling. The landscapes that surround the volcanos of Costa Rica are intriguing and sport a wide range of diversity from cloud forests to rainforests to alien arid landscapes that prove to be a volcanic playground for thrill-seekers. Now you are wondering which the best volcano in Costa Rica for you is to visit. Don’t worry here is a quick rundown on our five favorites in no particular order.

It was the waves that first attracted tourists to Lombok, located centrally in the Indonesian island chain just a short distance from better-known Bali, and while the surf scene still flourishes, there are also no scarcity of other attractions in or out of the water. Here then are the 12 best things to do on Lombok Island.

Cairns, in Northern Queensland, Australia, is a tropical paradise with a great deal for the nature lover or adventurer to enjoy. The first activity most people think of when wondering what to do in Cairns is to explore the incredible Great Barrier Reef, which comes within 20 kilometres of the city. Although exploring the reef and it’s dive sites is a must-do experience (which also makes our list, of course) there are many other things to see in or near Cairns, from cathedrals with a difference to culturally diverse food and extreme sports. Have a read of our top 10 things to do in Cairns.

Located in the northern Argentine province of Salta, the Quebrada de las Conchas is home to some of the country's most impressive rock formations. Also known as the Quebrada de Cafayate, this deep canyon is framed by extraordinary rock walls showcasing layers of stunning colors, from deep red to vivid green to cobalt blue. Millennia of wind, rain, cold, and harsh weather conditions have carved and eroded the rocks into unusual shapes, creating a visual feast for all who travel along this winding route.For more than 60 kilometers follow the famous Route 68 as you travel through the depths of the Quebrada de las Conchas. Drive along the shores of the Rio de las Conchas, across a wild landscape of colorful sandstone and past curious rock formations, exploring this remarkable and breathtaking region on your Argentine trip.

Walk into any crowd and mention Indonesia and you will realize that there is one common name that spurs from their mouths—Bali! Of course, Bali is a rather too common destination for those looking for beaches in Indonesia, so common that it diverts people's attention from other equally good and perhaps better islands, like Lombok!Located to the East of Bali, beaches in Bali are adored for its silvery sands, sparkling waters and surf-turf. There are lots of other activities to do in Lombok like snorkeling and diving. So, if you are looking for a cooler alternative to the over-crowded Bali, then Lombok’s beaches should be your first consideration! Here are some of the finest and exquisite beaches to check out.

Located in the scenic Patagonia region of Argentina, Bariloche is a charming destination celebrated for its breathtaking alpine scenery and unspoiled lakes. Often called the "Switzerland of South America", a trip to Bariloche enchants visitors with its European-inspired architecture and wide range of activities, from delving into museums to embarking on thrilling outdoor adventures like hiking, horseback riding, and kayaking.With its breathtaking vistas of the Andes, crystal-clear lakes like Nahuel Huapi and Moreno, and a thriving culinary scene featuring local delicacies such as chocolate and artisanal beer, Bariloche is a haven for those seeking unforgettable experiences in the heart of Patagonia. In this guide, we'll explore the top 10 things to do in Bariloche, where natural beauty and adventure merge to create a dream destination for all types of travelers.

Located in the Outback in South Australia, Flinders Ranges is undisputedly the best place to visit in an Australia tour to catch the thrill of stunning landscapes mixed with an exotic breed of wildlife and deeply rooted Aboriginal culture. Flinders Ranges is one of the largest mountain range as far as Southern Australia is concerned, with its rugged and weathered peaks stretching from about 200km north of Adelaide down to over 430km from Port Pirie to Lake Callabonna. The over 600 million years old landscapes at Flinders Ranges will have you travelling back in time. With fascinating hotspots like the Wilpena Pound and Arkaroola, Flinders Ranges never disappoints with its ever-captivating scenic views.

Planning a trip to Bali, but not quite sure where to go on Indonesia’s most well-known island? With so many gorgeous places to visit in Bali, often referred to as ‘the Island of the Gods’, it’s easy to be unsure of where to visit, and what to see and do. Here are our recommendations for the top 10 places to visit in Bali (in no particular order) that simply cannot be missed.

Think of budget travel and an incredible variation of activities, and Malaysia should easily pop into your mind. One of the easiest countries to travel through, thanks to the fact that English is widely spoken here, Malaysia should be at the top of every travelers’ must-see places in South East Asia. Things to do in Malaysia include lounging on tropical beaches, trekking through national parks, having a 3-course meal, and reliving some of history’s most fascinating times. There are tons of good reasons to visit Malaysia. Here are our top thirteen: