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In Hong Kong, a celebration of an ancient Chinese festival has become one of the world’s great parties – the Hong Kong Dragon Boat Carnival. This anc…moreIn Hong Kong, a celebration of an ancient Chinese festival has become one of the world’s great parties – the Hong Kong Dragon Boat Carnival. This ancient event, also known as Tuen Ng Festival, commemorates the death of a popular Chinese national hero, Qu Yuan, who drowned himself in the Mi Lo River over 2,000 years ago to protest against the corrupt rulers. Legend has it that as townspeople attempted to rescue Qu Yuan, they beat drums to scare fish away and threw dumplings into the sea to keep the fish from eating his body. Today, festival activities recall this legendary event. The real highlight of the festival is the fierce-looking dragon boats racing in a lively, vibrant spectacle. Teams race the elaborately decorated dragon boats to the beat of heavy drums. The special boats, which measure more than 10 metres, have ornately carved and painted "dragon" heads and tails, and each carries a crew of 20-22 paddlers. less

An helicopter tour of Hong Kong waterfront.

This segment as featured in Compulsive Traveler Adventure as seen on CBS Television St Vincent and the Grenadines are a group of about 30 islands …moreThis segment as featured in Compulsive Traveler Adventure as seen on CBS Television St Vincent and the Grenadines are a group of about 30 islands in the Southern Caribbean with primal forests, unspoiled palm fringed beaches and virgin reefs. St Vincent feels like it’s stuck in a time capsule, a gentler time with people who are genuinely friendly, and it’s a place for adventurous spirits of all kinds. You get here by small plane only. Tonight I’m going to Soca Monarch, the contest to select the songs to play during Carnival. Carnival is a month long celebration in July and Vincentians come out and party day and nite. Soca is an evolution of Calypso, but it’s more dancey, more energetic and makes you sweat. This song is called La Diablesse, the she-devil about a folk story from slavery days and is full of sexy theatrics. I’m too wiped out by the party last night. So a soft adventure with Sailor’s Wilderness Tours into archeology suits my energy level just fine today. St Vincent has a long history. Waves of settlers came in from South America: Ciboneys, Arawaks and Caribs right before Columbus. Here we have petroglyphs - pictures and stories carved on large stones, made by the first settlers probably 2000 ago. These monuments are very accessible. You can touch them, feel them, and even crawl on them. Adventure in archeology takes you back into ancient history. This is the god of rain. This stone is next to a river, so it probably begged the god for water. Please fill our river so we can have nice very large trouts for dinner. My energy level is up so Sailor and I will go cycling. Sailor owns the only bike shop in St. Vincent and he is the head of the St Vincent Olympic Team. We’ll start with a trip up the windward coast. The rolling hills are really a lot of work. We end up pedaling on a stretch along the Atlantic, complete with roaring waves and a magical landscape that makes all the huffing and puffing worth it. What a ride! We head back to the capital Kingstown. Cycling is the best way to explore this bustling colonial town. Here you have with buildings from the 18th century from the days when the English and the French were fighting over St Vincent’s sugar. On my cycling adventure I fall upon an unexpected architectural surprise, St. Mary’s church. This is a relaxing adventure with Fantasea Tours. With a small party we head down to the Tobago Cays, a group of 5 deserted islands in the Southern Grenadines. Our party is experiencing the gentle breezes, the gentle rum and the balmy air plus the finest powdery beaches, the consistency of confectioner’s sugar. St Vincent and the Grenadines is also one of the best places to have a sailing adventure. This 42-foot sloop sleeps six, has hot and cold showers, cell phones, depth sounder and even a barbecue. The islands are in a line from the north to the south but the prevailing wind from the east. Which means that you’re always sailing on a beam. You never really have to sail too hard upwind, or you’re not sailing too much downwind. You’re doing most of your stuff with the wind from the side which is a nice fast comfortable point to sail. Yes I can sail, with Philippe prompting me on every move. Plus I learned that you shouldn’t oversheet the main sail. Okay. I’m on the way to mastering the lingo. I’ll be back to get my license soon. Most Carnivals are in February but Vincentians are different. So Vinci Mas, St Vincent Carnival is in the heat of Summer. Vinci Mas means Vincentian Masquerade and is open to everyone. The Buccaneers won best costume band last year, so for a 100 dollars I get myself a Buccaneer costume and I’m in. Vinci Mas is a contest for the best costume band but it’s also an extreme adventure: I plunge in the midst of several thousand people right behind a truck stacked with speakers blasting the same 3 winning Soca songs for 10 hours straight under the blazing sun. The whole trip is hypnotic, deafening and a total workout. I drink 22 bottle of water and sweat it all out… The dictionary says adventure is a hazardous undertaking and also a stirring experience. I lost my hearing for 3 days, I nearly passed out from the heat and lost 3 pounds in a day. So what? It was an experience I’ll never, ever forget. less

If you are looking to experience real off the beaten path adventures in Peru, take a look to this video so you get inspired! Visit our website for mo…moreIf you are looking to experience real off the beaten path adventures in Peru, take a look to this video so you get inspired! Visit our website for more information: www.peruviansoul.com This video was filmed in Paracas, Ica, Huacachina and the little andean village of Huancaya in Peru! (Sandboarding, rafting, trekking, mountain biking, 4x4 and much more). less

Vanessa presents Cyprus: Where is Cyprus? It looks hidden in the Mediterranean. But it has been famous for 2 thousand years. Did you know Cleopatr…moreVanessa presents Cyprus: Where is Cyprus? It looks hidden in the Mediterranean. But it has been famous for 2 thousand years. Did you know Cleopatra used to come here because she loved the beaches and its balmy weather? Today Brits and Russians still crowd its beaches. But there are plenty of other things to do and see. Take the city of Paphos for instance. The beautiful 4 star Almyra Hotel is built right on the water . Here you can get a massage and look at the medieval castle from the days of the Crusades right across the harbour. Take this church from the 13th century. St Paul was chained to this pillar and flogged for preaching Christianity. I get goosebumps just thinking about it. You can walk to the archeological city which became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1980. Here rich Romans built their villas with great mosaics on the floor. Look carefully at these people drinking wine…. Sun and breezes means grapes and those Romans loved Cyprus wine. It’s vintage time and OLYMPUS winery in the Trodos mountains is busy picking grapes. South of Paphos is the Rock of Aphrodite, where according to legend Aphrodite the goddess of love sprung out of the water. In Limassol the famous Crusader Knights built this castle in the middle of vineyards, A thousand years ago they produced a dessert wine called Commanderia still enjoyed today. Here it is also wine festival time, where wineries from all over Cyprus come to pitch their wines. Cyprus although a very small island ranks 37th in wine production in the world. Going East are great beaches and sports activities Then some culture, visiting these grottos carved in the rocks where monks used to live and pray. Wow! Keo is a major winery producing world class wines. Finally, time to relax on endless beaches and secluded coves… Cleopatra was right! Cyprus is a magical place! You can visit our sponsors websites and enjoy foods and wines from Cyprus by ordering from their US distributors. And if you have time for a vacation you can book a trip right here. www.visitcyprus.com less

The Compulsive Traveler series aired on CBS Television on Sundays afternoon and scored #1 in the ratings for the time period faring higher than comp…moreThe Compulsive Traveler series aired on CBS Television on Sundays afternoon and scored #1 in the ratings for the time period faring higher than comparable programs on ABC, NBC and Fox In Magical Dive Sites, The Compulsive Traveler is pulled in a whole new direction: down, down, down. Diving is now his new passion and he cavorts in three magical dive destinations in the Caribbean. There are many reasons why they call the Cayman Islands a divers dream: this is an entire nation dedicated to both banking and diving! Everything there is absolute: the visibility, the abundance of sea life and the drama of its underwater walls. At least 2 plane rides are necessary to find truly virgin reefs. The remote St Vincent and the Grenadines is such a place and home to a unique type of diving called “muck diving” which reveals the most amazing sea critters. Several of them have not yet been classified! Hurry before they get into every biology book. The unspoiled Tobago, because of its Atlantic currents meeting the Caribbean is known for the best and fastest drift diving. Flying underwater is a whole different kind of sport here. Sort of like skydiving but sideways. Strange and terrific to be tumbling through the water while fish life stares motionless. Hosted and narrated by Roberto Mitrotti less

The Compulsive Traveler series aired on CBS Television on Sundays afternoon and scored #1 in the ratings for the time period faring higher than comp…moreThe Compulsive Traveler series aired on CBS Television on Sundays afternoon and scored #1 in the ratings for the time period faring higher than comparable programs on ABC, NBC and Fox. The Compulsive Traveler follows the adrenaline trail! He is incurably addicted to travel and since adventure is the ultimate travel there he goes! Searching the world’s most exciting adventure spots. First on a game drive safaris in Kenya’s Mara and Samburu. Among the highlights is a staring contest with a female lion with a fresh zebra kill nearby. Then he follows herds of wildebeests (someone counted 1.5 million heads) as they try to cross the Mara River and avoid the hungry crocs. He lives a day with a Masai tribe, one of the Ancestral cultures of East Africa and dances on cow dung with them …. Namena near Savu Savu in Fiji is the ultimate pilgrimage site for a diver.. Being on l’Aventure, Cousteau’s dive boat to get there is a religious experience. This dive site is the reason Fiji has been called the soft coral capital in the world. Strong currents bring an avalanche of nutrients and every predator show up. St Vincent is a place for adventurous spirits of all kinds It’s is a string of 32 islands in the Southern Caribbean with primal forests, unspoiled palm fringed beaches, virgin reefs and definitely outside mass tourism, thank God. The main island is home to a volcano, so it’s hilly and great for cycling. St. Vincent has ancient history: he explore archeology. St. Vincent is known as a sailor’s paradise. So he sails. And all without tourists in sight. Great while it lasts. Hosted and narrated by Roberto Mitrotti less

10 miles from the southern Tuscan coast are thermal baths known for their therapeutic waters since pre Roman times. Today they are the TERME DI SATU…more10 miles from the southern Tuscan coast are thermal baths known for their therapeutic waters since pre Roman times. Today they are the TERME DI SATURNIA, a 5 star Resort and Spa, member of the Leading Hotels of the World. The resort boasts a golf course specially designed for those who like to play in the midst of nature. Conceived by the Californian architect Ronald Fream, this professional - standard 18 - hole course is set in the rolling hills of Maremma. It is open all year round thanks to the mild climate and the balmy sea breezes blowing from the Thyrrenian sea nearby. www.termedisaturnia.it/it/ less

A guide to one of Australia’s highlights, the Whitsunday Islands. Stop off for the Great Barrier Reef and also a party mecca. Kick start your Auss…moreA guide to one of Australia’s highlights, the Whitsunday Islands. Stop off for the Great Barrier Reef and also a party mecca. Kick start your Aussie adventure at www.australia.com/workingholiday less

Join us as we explore pristine waters and traditional culture in the Republic of Palau. It's an idyllic, equatorial archipelago of islands located i…moreJoin us as we explore pristine waters and traditional culture in the Republic of Palau. It's an idyllic, equatorial archipelago of islands located in the western most corner of Micronesia. Discover this hidden gem, a mecca for adventurous divers, savvy travelers, and Survivor fans. less

Start your day at Hanazono and experience some of the best resort facilities Japan has to offer. The New 308 Day Center has proven to be an outstandi…moreStart your day at Hanazono and experience some of the best resort facilities Japan has to offer. The New 308 Day Center has proven to be an outstanding success and continues to attract the crowds everyday. Hanazonos North East aspect delivers an abundance of dry powder and provides access to the massive off piste / back country areas.The Hanazono basin provides Niseko's best equipped learning area, world class terrain park / half pipe and plenty of activities at its Adventure Park for the thrill seekers. less

Onsen’s are a traditional Japanese natural thermal hot spring and the therapeutic water rises from deep within the earth. Yukuro Onsen is the most po…moreOnsen’s are a traditional Japanese natural thermal hot spring and the therapeutic water rises from deep within the earth. Yukuro Onsen is the most popular in Niseko and is a great way to relax the body after a hard days boarding or skiing. less

Whistler Blackcomb is the premier ski resort in North America.

This is an experimental travel video which serves as a social commentary on two distinctly different cultures.

In ERIN 411! Destination: Reno's Rink on the River, I'm taking you to Reno's legendary downtown ice skating rink. Although our humble city at the foo…moreIn ERIN 411! Destination: Reno's Rink on the River, I'm taking you to Reno's legendary downtown ice skating rink. Although our humble city at the foot of Lake Tahoe might have started as the nation's destination for gambling and divorce, over the last few years we've become one of the best-kept secrets on the West Coast. Case in point: our charming little Rink on the River that you can skate on in the winter and play roller derby on in the summer. Enjoy! less

At Roanoke Island N.C. we find the Elizabeth II, a new representation of the original vessel that sale to the new world from England. Then we head t…moreAt Roanoke Island N.C. we find the Elizabeth II, a new representation of the original vessel that sale to the new world from England. Then we head to explore the Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge, where you can can explore the refuge by canoe and see all kind of creatures in t his place. less

In this travel video clip, see the Wright Brothers National Memorial, where was also the place they did they're first flight. Also few feet away from…moreIn this travel video clip, see the Wright Brothers National Memorial, where was also the place they did they're first flight. Also few feet away from there we find people who come to this place to flight kite while others come to fly. less

Kangaroos storm the fairways in Victoria, Australia

With a mere 8% water quantity, Niseko snow is always drier, providing some of the most exhilarating powder skiing and snowboarding experiences anywhe…moreWith a mere 8% water quantity, Niseko snow is always drier, providing some of the most exhilarating powder skiing and snowboarding experiences anywhere in the world. It is not unusual for guests to find themselves enveloped in snow, or as we say, "experiencing the White Room", as they bounce their way down the slopes. On a clear day, the Peak climb is rewarded with the ultimate ski or ride experience, where views from the Peak are truly awe-inspiring, spanning from the slopes of nearby Mt Yotei (the North Island's answer to Mt Fuji) all the way to the ocean's edge. less

Before the arrival of the Europeans the Maori did not have a written language so storytelling was essential to continuing the culture. Figuring promi…moreBefore the arrival of the Europeans the Maori did not have a written language so storytelling was essential to continuing the culture. Figuring prominently in these stories were landscapes as characters. Buy the DVD at www.adventureswithpurpose.tv less

"There is something enigmatic about New Zealand as it seems more pristine every time I return" Buy the DVD www.adventureswithpurpose.tv

Sailing the long Island Sound Out of Echo Bay

In this travel video watch a pleasant and relaxing day, sailing on Long Island's Sound.

Hosted by Peter Greenberg. From sleeping under the stars in Wadi Rum to cave exploration and rappelling along rushing waterfallsin the Wadi Mujib…moreHosted by Peter Greenberg. From sleeping under the stars in Wadi Rum to cave exploration and rappelling along rushing waterfallsin the Wadi Mujib, to floating in the Dead Sea, Jordan is a true environmentalist' heaven. less

Hosted by Peter Greenberg Aqaba on the Red Sea provides some of the most colorful diving in the world and going north, the desert provides the set…moreHosted by Peter Greenberg Aqaba on the Red Sea provides some of the most colorful diving in the world and going north, the desert provides the setting for some great adventures in Jordan, from eco-hiking to balloon rides. less

The 1000 mile Yukon Quest Dogsled Race celebrates its 25th running in February of 2008. Not as well-know as the Iditarod but perhaps more challenging…moreThe 1000 mile Yukon Quest Dogsled Race celebrates its 25th running in February of 2008. Not as well-know as the Iditarod but perhaps more challenging, we take a look at the 2007 Quest through the eyes of a rookie and two veterans in this three part documentary. less

The 1000 mile Yukon Quest Dogsled Race celebrates its 25th running in February of 2008. Not as well-know as the Iditarod but perhaps more challenging…moreThe 1000 mile Yukon Quest Dogsled Race celebrates its 25th running in February of 2008. Not as well-know as the Iditarod but perhaps more challenging, we take a look at the 2007 Quest through the eyes of a rookie and two veterans in this three part documentary. less

The 1000 mile Yukon Quest Dogsled Race celebrates its 25th running in February of 2008. Not as well-know as the Iditarod but perhaps more challenging…moreThe 1000 mile Yukon Quest Dogsled Race celebrates its 25th running in February of 2008. Not as well-know as the Iditarod but perhaps more challenging, we take a look at the 2007 Quest through the eyes of a rookie and two veterans in this three part documentary. less

WABC’s Erik Hastings tours Detroit, Michigan. Baseball, football, basketball and hockey fans experience Tigers Comerica Park, Lions Ford Field, and H…moreWABC’s Erik Hastings tours Detroit, Michigan. Baseball, football, basketball and hockey fans experience Tigers Comerica Park, Lions Ford Field, and Hockeytown Cafe. Gaming enthusiasts enjoy Detroit's casinos and downtown nightlife among the many activities to do while in Detroit. less

This video is a promotional clip we made in support of the Bluefields soccer team in Nicaragua. Sports is a cultural event and always brings an anima…moreThis video is a promotional clip we made in support of the Bluefields soccer team in Nicaragua. Sports is a cultural event and always brings an animated support from the people. less

Cruise on the Sea Cloud and explore the ancient walls of one of Europe's oldest ruins; Hammershus Castle.

Cruise on the Sea Cloud and visit: Mastrand is beautiful historic fishing village that has turned into a mecca for sailors.

The Sea Cloud is a unique sailing vessels that offers cruises for up to 90 guests. Come aboard and enjoy the ocean, sky, food, and service.

Enjoy the North Sea aboard the Sea Cloud 2.

Robert August and Mike Hynson follow the Endless Summer around the world in search of the perfect wave!

Whale watching, eagles, and bare handed salmon fishing in Alaska.

This is our "House dive". For six months or so, we had the privilege of seeing this Frogfish (named "eduardina" by my nephew) nearly every dive. She …moreThis is our "House dive". For six months or so, we had the privilege of seeing this Frogfish (named "eduardina" by my nephew) nearly every dive. She is the most active Frogfish I've ever seen! Also lots of Boga action, including cleaning behavior. less

A bubble eating Queen Angelfish, a pet Sand Diver and a Shrimp manicure! Oh yes, and a Stingray. House reef in the Punt Vierkant neighborhood.

Just north of BOPEC, where the road rejoins the shore. Entry easier than it looks. The best, most healthy coral I have seen around Bonaire! A Blac…moreJust north of BOPEC, where the road rejoins the shore. Entry easier than it looks. The best, most healthy coral I have seen around Bonaire! A Black Durgon mob over the reef. Very dramatic! less

Back to the Town Pier again as it never disappoints! As Roseanne said, its like finding all your little friends in one place. Seeing a Hawksbill Tu…moreBack to the Town Pier again as it never disappoints! As Roseanne said, its like finding all your little friends in one place. Seeing a Hawksbill Turtle eating off the pilings was a first for us. Also, a large Cubera Snapper with a retinue of pilot-like fish. less

Got in a bit north of the usual and went up to the marina entrance. Like a lot of dives in this area, we saw a lot of interesting sea creatures. Be…moreGot in a bit north of the usual and went up to the marina entrance. Like a lot of dives in this area, we saw a lot of interesting sea creatures. Best was a pink Longlure Frogfish sitting on a pink sponge. less

One of Bonaires more spectacular shore dives. From the four foot jump in at La Danias, the deep vertical walls and the plunging reef drop off, to th…moreOne of Bonaires more spectacular shore dives. From the four foot jump in at La Danias, the deep vertical walls and the plunging reef drop off, to the huge abundance of hard corals; a dive not to be missed. less

Always dramatic with large schools under the pier. Saw Tarpon, Jacks and large school of Silversides in the shallows.

Just south of the usual entry is an easy sandy beach to get in. The double reef here is a series of deep islands. One of our favorite dives; specta…moreJust south of the usual entry is an easy sandy beach to get in. The double reef here is a series of deep islands. One of our favorite dives; spectacular scenery and usually lots of interesting sites: This time a Barracuda with Sharksucker attached. less

Always a dramatic dive on the double reef system. We see a Hawksbill Turtle, A Spotted Eagle Ray cruise by and a huge Green Moray free-swimming.

On this dive off the Sabadeco Pier--literally out our back door--we see a lovely Juvenile Spotted Drum swimming in front of a Nurse Shark and a pair…moreOn this dive off the Sabadeco Pier--literally out our back door--we see a lovely Juvenile Spotted Drum swimming in front of a Nurse Shark and a pair of mating Spanish Lobsters. less

Sometimes treacherous, this dive was as good as it gets. Famous for schooling Tarpon, we also say a Spotted Eagle Ray and two rare Nassau Grouper.

Right in the front of downtown Playa, this dive is always interesting. This time 2 beautiful Seahorses, a feeding Hawksbill Turtle and a band of mau…moreRight in the front of downtown Playa, this dive is always interesting. This time 2 beautiful Seahorses, a feeding Hawksbill Turtle and a band of maurading French Grunts intent on nipping at our hands! less

For nearly a year, every time we dove north of Andrea II, we saw this school of Bogas. This time the Jacks and Barracuda were circling, looking for …moreFor nearly a year, every time we dove north of Andrea II, we saw this school of Bogas. This time the Jacks and Barracuda were circling, looking for a meal. less

Short Doc about the "Skating place" an old school roller-disco in golden gate park in SF

Highlights from my last dive trip to Roatan, Honduras

This site just opened up and it was the first time the Ocean Frontiers staff got a look. We all took our chances, but we found it disappointing: Ve…moreThis site just opened up and it was the first time the Ocean Frontiers staff got a look. We all took our chances, but we found it disappointing: Very little hard coral (lots of soft coral), lots of algae and few fish. The wreck is a wreck...scattered about the reef. less

First of two dives with Ocean Frontiers on the east side. Similar terrain as the north walls. Stupid fish trick: Sprinkle a bit of sand on a Sea C…moreFirst of two dives with Ocean Frontiers on the east side. Similar terrain as the north walls. Stupid fish trick: Sprinkle a bit of sand on a Sea Cucumber and watch the acrobatics start! Thanks for showing us that! less

This time we dive with Tech Divers on the famous Turtle Reef, adjacent to the old turtle farm. Lots of Tarpon and several Southern Stingrays combine…moreThis time we dive with Tech Divers on the famous Turtle Reef, adjacent to the old turtle farm. Lots of Tarpon and several Southern Stingrays combined with interesting terrain to make this a must-do Cayman dive. less

A new site, recently opened and what a beauty! Georgeous hardand soft coral formations. We saw a pair of pirouetting butterflyfish, a shy stingray,…more A new site, recently opened and what a beauty! Georgeous hardand soft coral formations. We saw a pair of pirouetting butterflyfish, a shy stingray, several Diamond Blennies, a turtle that buzzed the camera twice and a wounded ocean triggerfish. less

A very eventful dive! It started with a gliding Peacock Flounder, then a dramatic swim through to find a large turtle and a pair of French Angelfish…moreA very eventful dive! It started with a gliding Peacock Flounder, then a dramatic swim through to find a large turtle and a pair of French Angelfish feeding and posing with Marcia and ended with an encounter with a feisty lobster. less

Our second dive on this wall. Very spectacular, but the camera does not do it justice. Saw a large Moray Eel out cruising and another Eagle Ray tha…moreOur second dive on this wall. Very spectacular, but the camera does not do it justice. Saw a large Moray Eel out cruising and another Eagle Ray that made two passes at us. less

Some of the prettiest hard and soft coral of any of our Cayman dives. Fish highlights were beautiful Yellow Phase and Bicolor Coneys, a Porcupinefish…moreSome of the prettiest hard and soft coral of any of our Cayman dives. Fish highlights were beautiful Yellow Phase and Bicolor Coneys, a Porcupinefish, a Shy and Barred Hamlet and a very pale blotchy Blue Tang being cleaned. less

Site and plaque dedicated to famed Cayman freediver Penny Ventura. Spectacular black coral down deep. Fish highlights were a maurading Tang Gang and…moreSite and plaque dedicated to famed Cayman freediver Penny Ventura. Spectacular black coral down deep. Fish highlights were a maurading Tang Gang and the always odd looking Cowfish. less

Seventh dive of the trip. We saw more fish than any previous dive, almost like back on Bonaire: Yellowhead Jawfish, Nassau Groupers, a small school o…moreSeventh dive of the trip. We saw more fish than any previous dive, almost like back on Bonaire: Yellowhead Jawfish, Nassau Groupers, a small school of Chub, an Indigo Hamlet and a very nice French Angelfish. less

The site is named for the part of the wall that actually forms an overhang. All the bubbles rising from the deep divers against the wall is quite a …moreThe site is named for the part of the wall that actually forms an overhang. All the bubbles rising from the deep divers against the wall is quite a sight! We were accompanied by a curious turtle for a while. less

Second dive of the day and the fifth of the trip. Another shallower reef along the sheer dropoff. We saw scads of lobsters and one unconcerned turt…moreSecond dive of the day and the fifth of the trip. Another shallower reef along the sheer dropoff. We saw scads of lobsters and one unconcerned turtle passing through. less

Another spectacular wall, with swim-throughs that are almost tunnels. We saw one cruising Eagle Ray in the distance and lots of Fairy Basslets.

Second dive of the day where we stick to the shallower part of the reef. We were treated to a squadron of five Eagle Rays cruising along the top of …moreSecond dive of the day where we stick to the shallower part of the reef. We were treated to a squadron of five Eagle Rays cruising along the top of the wall...Magnificent! less

Our first dive on the north sound wall. Spectacular! Along the wall top are a series of deep canyons, some of them almost tunnels, that open out on…moreOur first dive on the north sound wall. Spectacular! Along the wall top are a series of deep canyons, some of them almost tunnels, that open out onto the sheer deep drop of the wall. Nice soft corals. Fish highlight was an Ocean Triggerfish. less

Blennylips Bonaire Cayman Island dive trip: First dive of the trip at the Sunset House resort reef. Pleasant resort with a decent house reef. We sa…moreBlennylips Bonaire Cayman Island dive trip: First dive of the trip at the Sunset House resort reef. Pleasant resort with a decent house reef. We saw the famous Amphitrite Mermaid statue and the Atlantis Submarine full of tourists. less

Blennylips Bonaire dive log video. Bonaire's most famous and accessible wreck dive. Usually pretty crowded, but not too many this time. Can count o…moreBlennylips Bonaire dive log video. Bonaire's most famous and accessible wreck dive. Usually pretty crowded, but not too many this time. Can count on Tarpon and schooling Jacks with a nice reef to decompress on on the way back to shore. less

Blennylips Bonaire dive log video. Sand Dollar house reef. Tour led by the incomparable Bill & Prawphan. This is the E-ticket dive tour! Amazing c…moreBlennylips Bonaire dive log video. Sand Dollar house reef. Tour led by the incomparable Bill & Prawphan. This is the E-ticket dive tour! Amazing collection of critters on this reef. Highlights were turtles, seahorse, and a frogfish. less

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A magical sunset bike ride through the alien landscape of the Valley of Fire State Park northeast of Las Vegas.

A bike ride along the Truckee River from Reno to Sparks for a Rib Festival.

Devon Anderson and Dan Melville run their dogsled on wheels in Jamaica. They visit the Yukon Quest to get a taste of the real deal on snow.

Mad dogs and Englishmen thrive in the midday sun as well as play rugby on the ice-bound Yukon River.

training sled dogs for the Yukon race

diving with 500 Tarpons in Grand Cayman

watch the best capoeira performers in Salvador de Bahia

learning how to scuba dive and taking first dive on the island of Bequia

a unique type of diving is found off St. Vincent revealing many small sea animals

diving off Union Island in St. Vincent and the Grenadines is a rewarding and unforgettable experience

strong currents enable divers to cover great distances as they observe fascinating marine life

a scuttled car ferry provides an interesting dive experience as sea life transforms it into a new reef

off Tobago's Speyside region, an amazing dive site offers the opportunity to swim with giant manta rays

the national sport of Brazil is soccer and the fans are extremely enthusiastic about this game

an unforgettable diving experience can be had at the 6000' underwater cliff off shore at Little Cayman

freedive instructor Sebastian Chander, demonstrates the sensual art of free diving

no need to take a dive-boat because the Cayman Islands offer a unique diving environment just off the shore

one of the most famous dive sites in the world offers close encounters with friendly stingrays

off shore Cayman Brac, is a beautiful sunken frigate to explore

between the shore and the wall, there is a beautiful dive experience to enjoy with easy access to an undersea tropical paradise

Diving in the Florida Cays you can visit with nurse sharks and pet them if you come with enough squid

White Water Rafting run by River Fiji shares its profits with local villages

The Oxygen Lepton is an electric, silent, non polluting scooter seen in the street Miami Beach

Cruise lines need to attract passengers with new enticement: The Paul Gauguin in Polynesia offers an unforgettable dive with sharks in the lagoons of…moreCruise lines need to attract passengers with new enticement: The Paul Gauguin in Polynesia offers an unforgettable dive with sharks in the lagoons of Bora Bora. The Paul Gauguin was designed specifically for sailing the shallow lagoons of French Polynesia year-round. She offers an extension of the informal, relaxing environment of the islands, with Regent Seven Seas Cruises interpretation of six-star service, comfort and luxury. The watersports marina with its retractable deck allows one to roll out of bed and into the water. Filmed by Roberto Mitrotti and Christina Hajdinjak for Living Trends. less

Find out about all the amazing activities you can partake in while in Whistler

Eighteenth Hole at Oatlands Golf Club

Australian Golf Digest Interview with Editor Brad Clifton

Golf Getaway Promotional Video - a short, sharp slice of all things golf

A glance to the superb campsites and vacaton cities throughout mountain, river and coast of Girona

Per info: www.albergo-larocca.it - info@albergo-larocca.it - Tel 0546-81180 It dates from the fifteenth century, 10, with 4 generations of the fa…morePer info: www.albergo-larocca.it - info@albergo-larocca.it - Tel 0546-81180 It dates from the fifteenth century, 10, with 4 generations of the family Valgimigli welcoming guests. Today the hotel offers 19 rooms all with wifi internet with a 100 seats restaurant. The kitchen is type of international and traditional, with homemade pasta and the use of selected raw materials from the area. A wide selection of Italian wines with a predominance of both regional and local. Very impressive is the panoramic terrace. Its central location makes it an excellent starting point to explore the village and the surrounding area, with the rail link with Florence, Rimini, Ravenna and Bologna. Visit the town, spend a day at the spa, or greens of the golf club just a few kilometers away. Brisighella is tradition, history, culture, welfare, sport. less

This film documents a day in Portugal to watch Braga v Tottenham Hotspur.

Join your Orbitz Travel Insider Jeanenne Diefendorf as she shares wallet friendly ways to save on winter getaways. Plus, see the sights and slopes of…moreJoin your Orbitz Travel Insider Jeanenne Diefendorf as she shares wallet friendly ways to save on winter getaways. Plus, see the sights and slopes of Colorado's Beaver Creek Resort and find out why when it comes to activities, skiing is just the tip of the iceberg. For more information, please visit www.orbitz.com less

Myrtle Beach is a great place to get away for a guys weekend. Quality golf courses are abound in Myrtle Beach. Then there is the beach which comes …moreMyrtle Beach is a great place to get away for a guys weekend. Quality golf courses are abound in Myrtle Beach. Then there is the beach which comes with all the merits of hanging out by the ocean. Finally, there is the exciting nightlife found throughout Myrtle Beach. You can find out more information at www.southcarolinagolf.com. less

Visiting the beach and doing some surfing in Sayulita Mexico.