Sentences with phrase «exploring water caves»

We spend the final day together exploring water caves (you get a bit wet!)

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He was exploring a hard - to - reach water - filled cave labyrinth called the Danube - Aach System in southern Germany, which ultimately empties into the River Rhine.

Whether by sea or river, you'll paddle over crystal - clear water under a tropical sun while exploring diverse countryside, a verdant jungle, limestone cliffs, intricate sea caves and mangrove swamps.

If you do have clear weather, Keen water sandals, although ugly, will be perfect for exploring caves and clambering up hills and kayaking.

i never use to think looks count but they do Im fun loving out going with a sence of humour straight up low maintaince kind that is probably to independent love fast cars heavy machinery bush walks cave exploring specially if there are waterfalls or glow worms involved love the beach or any water...

Activities in scope of licensing are: climbing, abseiling or scrambling over natural terrain and cliffs; trekking on foot, horse or cycle over remote hills or mountains; watersports on the sea, tidal waters, large lakes or white water; exploring natural caves underground.

Enjoy free time to explore caves, waterfalls, coral - filled waters, and 106 km (65 mi) of white - sand beaches.

There are mysterious caves to explore, lagoons of turquoise water to dive into and sheer cliffs to climb.

This location is a world class destination for sea kayaking because of easy beach access, clear ocean waters, nearby camping, readily available concessionaire boat transportation service and a spectacular shoreline with beautiful sea cave and cliffs to explore.

Just when I thought we had seen it all, two days later we visited Rio Secreto in Playa Del Carmen and explored caves only lit by our headlamps and swam through the clearest water I have ever seen.

• Go hiking, off - roading or cave exploring in Arikok National Park • Wander the colorful shops and bars in Oranjestad • Enjoy the white sands of Eagle Beach • Snorkeling or day cruising along the blue waters • Look into the island's past at Fort Zoutman and the Aruba Historical Museum

Sailing from, and returning to, the island of Tortola on a 47ft catamaran, the tour will see travellers snorkelling in caves, swimming with turtles, cycling around the volcanic islands and, of course, putting up sail to explore the BVIs» turquoise waters.

As a tour company, they offer a full range of water and land - based excursions: cave tubing and ziplining, full - and half - day sailing and snorkeling outings, and trips to explore Mayan ruins.

Railay Beach is a fairytale come true with clear sparkling waters, soft white sand, caves to explore, a blue lagoon and chattering monkeys swinging through branches of trees atop the limestone rocks.

Dive and snorkel to explore incredible marine life on coral reefs, zoom along the sparkling water on a jet ski or explore secret coves and hidden caves by sea kayak, float above the waves parasailing or kite surfing, or even jet pack or jetboard for an exhilarating experience.

Perfect for all ages and fitness levels, it's a great sport to get you out on the water, exploring unspoilt coastlines, hidden caves and grottos and catch some sun!

Come along to explore the island's rugged landscapes with stunning volcanic craters, deep caves, large lava fields and a variety of thermal waters and hot springs, to see the famous Snæfellsjökull volcano, the setting of Jules Verne's Journey to the Center of the Earth, and, of course, to experience the surf of a lifetime!

For the next two hours, I explored the cascading pools of Semuc Champey, which had underwater caves, places to jump from and warm crystal clear water.

The adventure continues to Motueka, famous for its pristine beaches, turquoise waters and limestone caves, it's the perfect base to explore Abel Tasman National Park and the Golden Bay area.

Explore the caves and waters surrounding the stunning Elaphiti Islands by kayak, stopping off to look around some of the charming towns along the way.

Zip along the Nāpali coast in a Zodiac boat, explore hidden caves, and take a dip into the waters to discover the secret wildlife of Hawaii with some of the best snorkeling in Kaua'i.

Here you can learn about coral formations and the different varieties of tropical fish, as well as explore the coastal waters through deep sea diving or cave diving.

As a travel journalist for 17 years some of my favorite experiences have been climbing The Great Wall in China, swam with Stingrays in Bora - Bora, explored caves in Belize, followed a pod of Orcas in Alaska, swam in the warm waters of Krabi in Thailand, visited Marco Polo's house in Korcula, Croatia and sailing around Richard Branson's Necker Island in the British Virgin Islands.

You can explore the cave behind the tumbling waters at the Upper Falls, or marvel from a boat excursion as the Lower Falls crash 40 metres off the cliff into the sea.

Explore the famous baths with a guided hike through the boulders and beaches, relax in the turquoise blue waters, enjoy lunch and snorkel the Caves of Norman Island, made famous by Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island.

The mixed sand and cobblestone Scorpion Beach is a world - class destination for swimming, diving, snorkeling, and kayaking because of easy beach access, clear ocean waters, nearby camping, year - round Island Packers boat transportation, extensive kelp forests, and a spectacular shoreline with sea caves to explore.

Sparsely populated, it's waters teem with manta rays (in season), while exploring its limestone Sawailau caves — only accessible via a submerged tunnel — are a rite of passage.

Scorpion Anchorage is one of the most popular areas of the park for kayaking because it offers several sea caves to explore and has easy access to the water.

The kayaking tour explores the natural setting around Santa Cruz Island, with incredible wildlife viewing opportunities, paddling through arches and caves, and enjoying the crystalline waters below.

While there are many caves in the area, including the popular fresh - water snorkeling holes called Cenotes, this one is still a living cave with a river streaming throughout the network of caves, many of which have not even been explored.

In a week time you can find enough time to immerse yourself into the warm waters of the Caribbean and explore the Belize Barrier Reef as well as hiking through Belize's rain - forest to encounter exotic destinations like cave systems, waterfalls, Maya Ruins, Belize's native wildlife at the Zoo or exhilarating zip - line systems.

There are fascinating caves to explore nearby, boat trips, and an exciting Pirate Ship excursion into the deep blue waters of the eastern Mediterranean.

Spend hours exploring the colourful exposed caves and water pools at low tide.

The Destinations Travel Magazine recommended visiting the Inland Hole for its spring - fed, refreshing waters and the nearby caves that can be explored by amateur spelunkers.

Enjoy snorkeling in the azure blue waters of the Western Caribbean, exploring ancient Mayan ruins, navigating a stunning river, zip lining, cave tubing or a day of fly fishing for tarpon and bonefish or deep sea fishing for marlin and sailfish.

It's one of the longest underwater cave you can explore with a simple open water certification.

Explore the caves of Malta or dive into the clear blue waters of Pretty Bay, holidays to Birzebbuga convey adventure while also locating you next to the sun - drenched beach where you can catch some rays and enjoy the Mediterranean sunshine...

And you can cool off in the fresh water cenotes and caves that locals have explored and mapped, all 750 kms making it the longest fresh water cave system in the world.

Guests can explore an ocean cave on the east side of the beach as well as a naturally - made lava arch in the water.

Discover wildlife such as carp and heron, watch the waters for the shy manatee, and explore ancient caves — home to native swallows and bats.

Snorkel in the clear waters of the La Jolla Underwater Park, explore the Seven Caves on a kayaking trip or soak up the stunning sea views as you bicycle along the along the historic San Diego coastline.

Visitors can swim across a pool to enter the ATM Cave where ancient Maya priests once performed human sacrifices, explore the ruins of Cahal Pech, once home to an elite royal Maya family more than a thousand years ago, rappel more than 300 feet down the infamous «Back Hole Drop», ride an inner tube down the Caves Branch river while passing through the remnants of the Maya underworld, zip line through the jungle canopy, enjoy some of the best fishing anywhere in the world, snorkel in crystal clear water, and enjoy bird watching in a land that more than 500 species of birds call home.

Located 23kms north of Rocky, the limestone caves can be explored with the popular Adventure Tour, where you climb, crawl and squeeze your way through a system of water - formed passageways.

Not only does it hosts an amazing marine life diversity, but it is also a memorable dive through one of the longest caves you can explore with a simple Open Water certification!

After finish admire the beauty of volcano view we will having lunch in Kintamani with view volcano of mount batur and lake batur from the restaurant, After lunch Kintamani tour continue to visit Tirta Empul Temple is a sacred holy spring water temple at Tampak siring village, then tour continue to visit the Goa Gajah Temple or known as a elephant cave temple, after finish explore the elephant cave temple we will go back to hotel with bring Amazing memory feature in this full day kintamani mount batur volcano and lake bature view tour packages.

There are caves and temples to explore, as well as some world class golf courses, surfing spots, paint balling, museums, water sports, and more.

Outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, cave exploring and water sports on the 8,000 acre Raystown Lake are all nearby.

In a game designed around exploring an underground system of caves, to have frame rate issues whenever water appears on screen feels something of an oddity.

Nelson's Bay Cave, a deep cave somewhat above the high - water line which we explored several days ago, has layers from the last ice age and into our present warm period; their tools included projectile weapons, and, judging from the bones they discarded, they had gotten good at bringing home the bacon and dealing with the ill - tempered Cape buffs, among the most dangerous animals in Africa.