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beckyX Coronet Peak Tandems (Queenstown, New Zealand): ... my recent holiday to New Zealand, I decided to try a variety of adventurous and adrenaline sports. I started off with the fairly easy and accessible ones and worked up to the scarier ones. By the time I finished my holiday, in Queenstown, I had a spare day before I left and was ready to try something a little bit more "hardcore". I asked around for what was particularly fun to try and heard that the Coro...
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Sightseeing International - Milford Sound (Fjordland, New Zealand) Milford Sound (Fjordland, New Zealand)
Sightseeing International / Select the cruise that best suits your travel criteria. Several tours to choose from.
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Waitomo Caves Waitomo Caves
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Sightseeing International - Ningaloo Reef Ningaloo Reef
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Cape Reinga Cape Reinga
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Sightseeing International - Kings Cross Kings Cross
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Darling Harbour Darling Harbour
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Sightseeing International - Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG)
Sightseeing International / Yarra Park, Jolimont, Melbourne, Victoria, 3002. Tel: 03 9657 8867.
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AMP Tower Centrepoint in general AMP Tower Centrepoint in general
Sightseeing International / LANDMARK BUILDING. At nearly 305m (1000 ft), this is the second tallest building in the Southern Hemisphere (the tallest being "Auckland's tower, approx. 24m taller). But...Sydney's AMP Tower has the highest "observation deck". An a
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Sightseeing International - Down Under Dive & Cruise (Cairns, Australia) Down Under Dive & Cruise (Cairns, Australia)
Address: 287 Draper Street / Sightseeing International / Cairns / Queensland / 4870 / Australia - Snorkeling, diving and day crusies to the Outer edge of the Great Barrier Reef.
  
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Old Fort Denison Old Fort Denison
Sightseeing International / LANDMARK BUILDING. Pinchgut Island, Sydney Harbour. The fort was built to defend Sydney during the Crimean War in 1855-1857 from a feared Russian Invasion. Some of the most difficult convicts have also seen imprisonment in Old Fort Denison.
  
 
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SaveMeTheMoney Skydive Lake Taupo - Freefall
... next installment of my adrenaline activities! While in New Zealand, I really wanted to do a sky dive (surprising after all, this was after I had thrown myself off a bridge tied only to an elastic band - see my previous review). Here, unlike home in Belfast, you would be jumping out over beautiful scenary in great weather and all would be well with the world. So when I was in Lake Taupo which is up kind of in the middle of the North Island I deceided that I would do. Also, having researched sky diving in New Zealand, I discovered that this was the cheapest place in the country to do it. The price for a tandem skydive is now $339 to jump from 15,000 feet (3,000 fee...
Read the full review: 'He jumped from 15,000 feet WITH a parachute...' by SaveMeTheMoney
SaveMeTheMoney AJ Hackett Bungy Jump, Kawarau Bridge (New Zealand)
... a few years ago when I was travelling I worked for a time in Queenstown in New Zealand. Queenstown is known as something of an adrenaline town, with lots of adrenaline activites to do. It was all kind of kicked off by the world s first commercial bungy site at Kawarau Bridge near Queenstown which opened in 1988. When approaching Queenstown from the north you pass this on the road. The bungy at Kawarau bridge is by no means even close to being one of the biggest in the world, but it was the first. And I can testify, it is still pretty nerve racking. The bungy jump is operated by a company called AJ Hackett, named after the New Zealand man who popularised bungy j...
Read the full review: 5-4-3-2-1-bungy! by SaveMeTheMoney
jaygami1986 Darling Harbour
... on my travels in Sydney one cannot forget to visit the iconic Darling Harbour, which is located on the western outskirts of the business district. The Harbour has been around since the late 1800 s and is a great place for tourist s to come and visit. The Harbour has a breathtaking view of the city and the surrounding areas; it s also packed with dozens of shops, and entertainment facilities. Allowing tourists to really get a feel for the city, its people and the lifestyle. A friend who lives in the area took me to visit the Harbour during a sunny summers day, now considering everyday is most likely going to be sunny this is a bonus, as there are a number of cafes...
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