Adventure Travel Destinations September 24, 2015 By Barbara Standup paddling, short SUP, is on its way to become the world’s most popular watersport and seemingly nothing can stop it. You can hardly find any beach, river or lake without at least one SUP enthusiast floating over the water, sparking curiosity for the sport in more and more […]
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PNG Archives – Adventure Herald
Adventure Travel in Oceania November 23, 2015 By Ildi Amon Papua New Guinea is a mysterious land that seemingly few know much about, and it’s certainly not on the typical tourist-route. However, for adventure travellers – with plenty of planning and street smarts – Papua New Guinea is undoubtedly a treasure trove. Just remember that Papua New […]
strange extreme acitivities Archives – Adventure Herald
Extreme Adventure Records September 9, 2015 By Keremcan Ayhan Extreme ironing is one of the craziest extreme sports that you probably haven’t heard about. It is largely known as the thrill of an extreme outdoor activity with the satisfaction of a well-pressed shirt. It is based on your creativity since extreme ironing rules are way simpler […]
the 8 best adventurous hotels Archives – Adventure Herald
Adventure Travel Destinations April 19, 2016 By Zsuzsanna Fustos-Simon Visiting any of the most adventurous hotels will make you think you are the only person in the world who had a perfect holiday. Yes, we know it sounds unlikely, but believe us, perfect holidays are existing, in a form of visiting the most unique and breathtaking […]
extreme activity ideas Archives – Adventure Herald
Extreme Adventure Records September 9, 2015 By Keremcan Ayhan Extreme ironing is one of the craziest extreme sports that you probably haven’t heard about. It is largely known as the thrill of an extreme outdoor activity with the satisfaction of a well-pressed shirt. It is based on your creativity since extreme ironing rules are way simpler […]
eastern europe Archives – Adventure Herald
Adventure Travel in Eastern Europe October 27, 2015 By Ildi Amon For many people Transylvania is intrinsically linked with the stories of the vampire-toothed Count Dracula, living deep in the remote Carpathian Mountains. While it’s indeed possible to visit Dracula’s Castle (more on that later), there’s much, much more to this mysterious part of Northwest Romania […]
italy Archives – Adventure Herald
Adventure Travel Destinations October 28, 2015 By Federica Simone Winter is finally here, and the skiing season is fast approaching. Finding a good slope seems to be harder and harder every year; either not enough snow, or the slopes are not fast enough. Does the perfect slope exist? Will we ever be able to have it […]
Pocono Archives – Adventure Herald
Adventure Travel News August 27, 2015 By Keremcan Ayhan Image credit: ph-stop FIA (International Automobile Federation) is considering re-launching closed cockpit tests after IndyCar driver Justin Wilson’s fatal accident at Pocono Raceway on Sunday. 37 year-old experienced former F1 driver died after he was hit by the nose cone which broke out of Sage Karam’s car, seconds […]
great barrier reef Archives – Adventure Herald
Adventure Travel in Oceania March 7, 2016 By Ildi Amon Australia is a major backpacker destination particularly for backpackers from the UK, Europe, the US and New Zealand. However, because Australia is a very expensive country, most backpackers are looking for ways to get the most out of the Aussie dollar by combining a backpacking trip […]
adventure hotels all around the world Archives – Adventure Herald
Adventure Travel Destinations April 19, 2016 By Zsuzsanna Fustos-Simon Visiting any of the most adventurous hotels will make you think you are the only person in the world who had a perfect holiday. Yes, we know it sounds unlikely, but believe us, perfect holidays are existing, in a form of visiting the most unique and breathtaking […]
Sage Karam Archives – Adventure Herald
Adventure Travel News August 27, 2015 By Keremcan Ayhan Image credit: ph-stop FIA (International Automobile Federation) is considering re-launching closed cockpit tests after IndyCar driver Justin Wilson’s fatal accident at Pocono Raceway on Sunday. 37 year-old experienced former F1 driver died after he was hit by the nose cone which broke out of Sage Karam’s car, seconds […]
mountaineering in japan Archives – Adventure Herald
Adventure Travel Destinations November 18, 2015 By Duvessa (Image Credit – Tanaka Juuyoh) Japan is undoubtedly a heaven for hikers. Though the majority of the population lives in the plains, a surprising 70% of Japan’s total land area is mountainous. Among the range of mountains that you will find in this beautiful East Asian country, today we […]
North Sea Cycle Route Archives – Adventure Herald
Extreme Travel Adventures July 19, 2016 By Ildi Amon Ready to explore the great outdoors with your mountain bike? Here are some of the world’s best mountain bike touring routes so that you can get around on two wheels in some of the most magnificent and rugged landscapes on Earth. Photo By: Federations European Cyclists Munda […]
f1 new design Archives – Adventure Herald
Adventure Travel News August 27, 2015 By Keremcan Ayhan Image credit: ph-stop FIA (International Automobile Federation) is considering re-launching closed cockpit tests after IndyCar driver Justin Wilson’s fatal accident at Pocono Raceway on Sunday. 37 year-old experienced former F1 driver died after he was hit by the nose cone which broke out of Sage Karam’s car, seconds […]
