Swim Between Two Continents – Iceland
Found deep within this huge National Park is Þingvallavatn Lake which sits in the tectonic boundary between North America and Europe. Lucky divers can swim in between the tectonic plates of these two continents, which are pulling apart from each other by 2 centimeters every year.
Walking Safari with the Maasai People – Tanzania
There’s no better way to explore the wilds of Africa than on foot and no better guides and guardians than the Maasai, who have inhabited the land for generations. This is a unique opportunity to see lions, buffalo, elephants and giraffes without being confined to a metal tin
Blue Hole Diving – Ambergris Caye, Belize
The great blue hole is actually a massive cave system that formed when the area wasn’t covered by the crystal clear water that has since flooded the cave. Now, the depths act as a playground for divers and explorers, giving an experience that you can’t get anywhere else’
Saami Reindeer Migration – Arctic Circle, Norway
Once a year for more than 4,000 years, the Saami people migrate their enormous crowds of reindeer to slightly warmer climates. Just recently, they have started inviting those outside of their community to help them during the migration. For five days, you’ll undergo the immense physical trials of life as a herde
Descend into a Dormant Volcano – Iceland
The giant magma chamber of the once ferocious Þríhnúkagigur volcano is more than 400 feet below the ground. The scientists that study the volcano have set up a lift which descends into the darkness and for only a month every year they let a lucky few adventurers join them, in an experience that cannot be found anywhere else on Earth.
Icebreaker North Pole Cruise – Arctic Ocean
The North Pole is located in the middle of the Arctic Ocean amid waters almost permanently covered by dangerous shifting sea ice. Nuclear powered icebreaker cruise ships are the only thing capable of cutting through the thick ice. This adrenaline pumping expedition offers an amazing pay off that only a few lucky people will ever get to experience.
Tundra Buggy Exploration – Canadian Arctic
The harsh arctic is often far too challenging for even the greatest explorers. One Canadian company is offering the chance to see this enchanting area without the risk of losing your toes to frostbite.
Hike the Most Dangerous Path in the World – Malaga, Spain
El Caminito del Rey is a walkway which was first established in 1905. Since then, it has fallen into disrepair but remains in use, making it one of the most dangerous but thrilling hikes that you’ll ever take.
Explore the Unknown – Papua New Guinea
Papua New Guinea is one of the world’s least explored countries. In fact, the last expedition to the Star Mountains was in the 1960s. Countless tribes and animals remain unknown to our world, waiting for you to discover them in one of the last frontiers on Earth
Climb a Mountain for a Cup of Tea – China
This terrifying ‘Heavenly Stairs’ lead up Mt. Hua Shan, which is more than 7,000 feet high. The reason for making this pilgrimage is clear – at the top is a teahouse which supposedly has some of the best tea in the world.
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