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Have you ever had a dream of visiting the African continent?
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Yet, they wouldn’t give it up for anything
in the world.
They’ll pass up 400 thread-count beds for a
bunk on rickety trains. A sit-down dinner for fireside meals under the stars.
But it’s no sacrifice, because they get to see more amazing sights, and bring
back fantastic albums from places far, far away.
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Cycling or biking - a great way to keep fit while travelling
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Bungee jumping and skydiving sessions at
beach resorts only take up a few hours. But others prefer extreme activities that
last the whole holiday. For instance, you may be a (semi-)extreme traveller if
you backpack your way through Greece, or go on two-wheels. With sun, sea,
seafood and an abundance of affordable Mediterranean food, it could be considered
extreme holiday Lite.
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The ceiling of the world at the Himalayas...
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Secondly, there are the airheads. For these
travellers, simply mention Kilimanjaro, the Himalayas, Mount Fuji or even the
grounded Abel Tasman Coastal Trail in New Zealand, and their eyes would
probably mist over with desire. A group tour would probably make them mist over
with tears.
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Say hello to the locals....whichever the species.
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There are also those who travel by bus and
boat to remote islands, just for the pleasure of diving. They’re not
comfortable unless underwater exploring the colourful world of marine corals
and life. Always seeking new extremes, they may also enjoy freediving, such as at
Phuket which offers AIDA certification courses.
So give your colleague a break if he/she
returns from holiday with new scars, or an unblinking shaken face. They’ve not
come out of zombie-land, but more probably had the time of their lives! And
with three deep breaths and adequate insurance, you too could be on your way to
an extreme holiday.
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