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Torres del Paine Full Day Tour from Puerto Natales There’s a rumor swirling around Patagonia that if you visit Puerto Natales and don’t do the Torres del Paine Full Day Tour, a guanaco somewhere sheds a tear. Okay, maybe not literally—but skipping this iconic experience is like going to a pizza joint and ordering just a salad. Sure, it’s still nice. But you’re definitely missing out on the main event. Powered by GetYourGuide Wake Up, Adventure is Calling (Probably Before Dawn) It all begins

Horseback Riding Tour in Coffee Farm in Medellin   Let’s face it: when people think of Medellín, their minds often jump straight to cable cars, flower festivals, or perhaps the ghost of Pablo Escobar (sigh). But nestled in the lush, green hills outside the city lies a coffee lover’s dream that kicks things up a notch—or rather, trots things up a hill. Welcome to the Horseback Riding Coffee Farm Tour with Coffee Spa. Yes, it’s a real thing, and no, your brain

Outer Great Barrier Reef Snorkeling Cruise from Port Douglas Let’s be honest—no one dreams about waking up early on vacation. Unless, of course, that wake-up call involves hopping on a catamaran in Port Douglas, cruising into the horizon like a glamorous marine biologist on a mission. And that mission? Snorkeling the Outer Great Barrier Reef like it’s your personal underwater playground. Outer Great Barrier Reef Snorkeling Cruise from Port Douglas is worth it! This isn’t some average “let’s splash near the shore

Horseback Riding on Red Lava in Reykjavik You haven’t truly been to Iceland until you’ve trotted through a lava field on a horse with bangs better than yours. Reykjavik may be known for its cool cafés, cozy sweaters, and Björk sightings, but just beyond the city lies something unforgettable: horseback riding across actual red lava. And not, this is not lava-lava, thankfully—no one’s getting toasted marshmallow legs here. What we're talking about is the ancient kind: solidified, otherworldly, Mars-looking stuff. And

Walk with Penguins on Magdalena & Marta Island in Punta Arenas When someone says “Punta Arenas,” most people imagine a chilly breeze, maybe some glaciers, perhaps a llama or two. But what they should picture is a waddling army of tuxedoed cuteness: the Magellanic penguins of Magdalena and Marta Island. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to get side-eyed by a penguin who clearly has better things to do, welcome to your new favorite day trip. Walk with Penguins on

Boat Tour to Grey Glacier from Torres del Paine It’s not every day you get to sail toward a 30-meter-high wall of ancient blue ice, unless your day job is “professional explorer” or you’re lucky enough to be in Chile’s Torres del Paine National Park. The 3-hour scenic boat tour to Grey Glacier is not just scenic. It's straight-up show-stopping. Now, if you think glaciers are just oversized frozen puddles, think again. Grey Glacier is massive, moody, and absolutely majestic. The kind

Whitsundays Ocean Rafting Tour Snorkel & Whitehaven The Whitsundays Ocean Rafting Tour is not your average cruise-and-snooze. Oh no. It’s more like if a speedboat, a nature documentary, and a tropical holiday had a love child with a snorkel stuck to its face. From the gorgeous white sands to underwater cartwheels, this is the kind of unique day trip that ends with sea-salted hair, sore cheeks from smiling, and a newfound appreciation for Lycra wetsuits. Powered by GetYourGuide Step 1: Hold Onto Your

Labyrinth Black Water Rafting Experience in Waitomo Caves Some people visit New Zealand to sip Pinot Noir and gaze thoughtfully at misty mountaintops. Others? They willingly plunge into the inky belly of the Earth on an inflatable inner tube. Welcome to the Waitomo Caves' Black Water Rafting Experience, where it’s not so much a leisurely float as a gloriously soggy adventure through a glowworm-lit, underground obstacle course. From the get-go, it’s clear this isn’t your typical river rafting gig. For starters, there’s

Northern Lights Chase Minibus Tour with Campfire from Tromsø Imagine this: You’re in Tromsø, bundled up like a stylish human burrito, stepping onto a minibus with strangers who will soon become your “frozen family.” You’re not headed to the grocery store or the dentist. No, this is far more exciting—you’re going on a Northern Lights Chase. That’s right, a chase. Like an action movie, but with more thermal underwear and fewer explosions. The minibus is cozy enough for you to rest in—think

Dog Sledding Tour at Camp Tamok from Tromsø There are tours, and then there’s this tour — the one where you sign up for “advanced dog sledding” like it’s just a pleasant Nordic Instagram reel. But buckle up, buttercup. Camp Tamok doesn’t play around. Nestled about 75 minutes outside Tromsø (aka “Land of Northern Lights and questionable decision-making”), this tour isn’t for the faint of heart — or for people who think dogsledding is just sitting in a cozy sled while