16 places that every adventurous traveler should absolutely visit once in his life
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16 places that every adventurous traveler should absolutely visit once in his life

by TheWebFry0732

After a year of hard work, we are all looking forward to a well-deserved rest! The path and the “formula” for the holidays can vary from one person to another: there are those who prefer to spend a week of relaxation, while others prefer to live an adventure full of adrenaline.

If you are still undecided and have not booked your next vacation yet, here are the pictures of 16 incredible places that are only suitable for the most adventurous travelers.

1. The “Big Blue Hole” is located in Belize and is a must for diving enthusiasts.

16 places that every adventurous traveler should absolutely visit once in his life

image: US Geological Survey (USGS) / Wikimedia Commons

2. The deep labyrinths of the Carlsbad Caves (USA) is one of the oldest and most mysterious cave systems on the planet.

16 places that every adventurous traveler should absolutely visit once in his life

image: MattCloudy / Reddit

3. Off-season swimming at Lake Lioson in Switzerland

4. These cracks and ice waves are as if they lead directly to the heart of the Earth. These wonders can be found in Skaftaffel National Park (Iceland).

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What a great feeling to walk on this huge glacier and hear noises that these movements make #exploreiceland #guidetoiceland

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5. In the Philippines, this can also happen: swim among hundreds of fish!

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World’s 2nd largest Sardine school ?? Kate’s freediving skills have definitely improved on this trip, so proud of her! ? Going outside her comfort zone and loving it! ⠀⠀⠀⠀ We had a lot of people telling us to check out the Sardine Run while we were in Moalboal. In all honesty we had no idea what to expect ? ⠀⠀⠀⠀ Imagine thousands of sardines swimming around you, would you enjoy it? ?? ⠀⠀⠀⠀ WE DID ???? thanks to @kasai_village for taking us! ⠀⠀⠀⠀ #moalboal #cebu #philippines #itsmorefuninthephilippines #tourism #sardine #sardinerun #diving #scubadiving #freediving #snorkelling #voyaged #philippine_islands #olympus #olympus_au #ikelite #underwater #wearetravelgirls #travelcouple #couple #freedive #dive #freediver #snorkel #ocean #reef #wildlife #oceanlife #marinelife

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6. These marine caves that are located near Pula in Croatia have become very famous on social networks … These photos explain why!

7. The cenote of Ik Kil in Mexico is a magical and mysterious place that welcomes thousands of tourists every day

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One of the dreamiest swims out there, and the rest of the world thinks so too. Swipe to see the reality of how crowded this place gets. And they say this is the slow season. So to get a shot we wait for a moment between tour busses and still have to edit out a few people. Check the third slide for my Lightroom edit. It took about 15 min to get what I wanted on this one. . . Just cause I know I’m gonna get this question – I don’t sell presets. I don’t use them because I subscribe to the idea that every photo needs something different. Editing is by far my least fav aspect of the job. In my last 100 posts, I’ve had to take out people like this 2 times, so this was one of the tougher and more intricate alterations I’ve done. My average edit time is about 2 minutes. ??‍♀️ @jess.wandering

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8. In Australia, at Crocosaurus Cove, you can watch alligators very closely …

9. A swing suspended in the void with a view of the volcano Pichincha (Ecuador). The tranquility is only a question of perspective!

10. Watch the sunset from the rock formations near Sedona, Arizona (USA)

11. A submerged show can await you in the waters of the Hawaiian Islands. It only takes a little courage and letting oneself be rocked by the waves …

12. Jacob’s Well is located in Texas in the United States and is one of the most dangerous dive sites in the world ….

13. A quiet walk along the crater of Mount Bromo, an active volcano of 2329 meters high in Indonesia.

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Mt Bromo’s crater ? . This was our first time hiking up an active volcano. As we reached the top, you can hear and feel it rumbling! Looking down it’s heart and walking along the crater was one of the most surreal moments… ?The earth is soooo alive! And yes, we were covered in a volcano ash treatment from head to toe afterwards, very exfoliating ! . . . #mountbromo #exploreeastjava #eastjava #eastjavatrip #wonderfulindonesia #activevolcano #mtbromo #dronephotography #djimavicpro #droneshot #indonesia_greatshots #hikingcouple #hikingadventures #hikrlife #keenshoes #idhikethat #coupletravel #travelcouples #globecouples #couplesthattravel #earthpics #earthpic #earthpix #awesomeearthpic #earth_pix #globe_captures #globe_visuals

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14. If you are looking for a place to find peace and quiet, this beautiful place is located in Alberta (Canada)

15. Lake Labuan Cermin is also called the “mirror lake” because of its crystal-clear surface waters that never mix with the warm green waters of the bottom …

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Open up your mind and the possibilities are endless. Walking through a fairyland with @brinkleydavies. ———— Going up river on a small local boat through mangrove forests and thick jungles that hold some of the rarest species in the world, we arrived at a spot called “Mirror Lake”. This incredible place is meromictic, meaning it has layers of water that do not mix. The top layer being cool, crystal clear fresh water, and the bottom layer being warm, green, and salty. Diving down as monkeys sat and watched us from the branches above only added to the magic and mysticism. Derawan, Indonesia with the amazing team at @indtravel! One of my new favorite images, shot with @aquatech_imagingsolutions. #underwaterphotography #wonderfulindonesia #freedive #indonesia

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16. Swimming with the charming and sweet whale sharks is possible on the island of Derawan in Indonesia.

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Swimming with these gentle giants. I held my breath and dove down toward the darkness, deep below me I could see whale sharks emerging as they made their way near the surface feeding on plankton. As I turned around, I saw this scene with beautiful rays of light casting down through the water from the early morning sun. – Peering through the lens, I snapped a couple photos before starting my ascent back to the surface. Dive Master and Marine Biologist, @brinkleydavies shared her knowledge and passion for these sharks with me during our 15 hour day on the boat. These whale sharks lack natural predators, but in recent years have been listed as an endangered species due to shark finning, and other anthropogenic pressures such as fishing operations and plastic pollution. – There is so much we still don’t know about these majestic creatures and it would be a shame to lose them forever. Little things like limiting are use of single use plastics, supporting sustainable tourism and saying no to shark fin soup will go a long way in protecting these and so many other animals that have been around for millions of years! – Such an incredible experience in Derawan, Indonesia with @indtravel. ???? #wonderfulindonesia #whalesharks #freediving #respectandprotect

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