Adventure Travel
Bunaken Diving HD
The fascinating underwater world of Bunaken Island marine park which lies near Manado on the Indonesian Island of Sulawesi. We journey first to Batu Lohang on the island of Manado Tua where we witness some of the world’s finest hard coral communities. At Bunaken Island we visit Ron’s Point, Sachiko and Lekuan where we meet green turtles, sharks and a host of smaller marine life. We finish with a visit to nearby Siladen Island. Shot in November 2006 with www.TwoFishDivers.com More Bunaken videos at http
Interview: Carsten Peter
Go behind the scenes and hear photographer and National Geographic grantee Carsten Peter talk about his career, what inspires and influences his work, and his most memorable adventures.
Lost in the Jungles of Phi Phi Island
While staying on Phi Phi Island in southern Thailand I decided to go for a little hike one morning. 2 hours later I found myself stuck in a labyrinth full of monkeys, snakes and death pits. Steph was still asleep when I left at 7AM and just barely work up when I got back around 10AM. She saw me walk in all sweaty and dirty and asked how my morning was… that’s when I realized just how stupid I was for hiking by myself in a foreign jungle with flip-flops. Camera used: Canon 5D Mark II
Kathmandu: The Red Centre Way, Australia’s Outback
Kathmandu partners with Tourism NT for Summer ’08 catalogue shoot and puts its gear on the ultimate road test. The Red Centre is an amazing destination with changing scenery and landscapes from Kings Canyon to Palm Valley to Alice Springs to outback cattle stations. Kathmandu young adventure travellers hike through the Larapinta Trail, climb the rocky escarpments of the Kings Canyon and discover the life at Ooraminna cattle station outside Alice Springs.
Whitewater Rafting Hell’s Gate on the Fraser River
Rafting on the Fraser River is an adventure worth experiencing in British Columbia’s outdoor wilderness. kumsheen.com
People of Tanzania
On last summer’s trip to Tanzania, 2008, we not only saw wonderful animals, but had the opportunity to meet and visit with two groups of Maasai women. Our group was primarily women, all interested in knowing about the culture of women in Tanzania. We learned about many of their daily chores and life as a Maasai woman. They are a friendly and happy people. We also visited a school and joined them in singing “Row, Row Row Your Boat.” Our guide was very knowledgeable and shared with us many aspects of local traditions and customs. Traveling with Overseas Adventure Travel, www.oat.com, is always an adventure of learning and discovery.
