Donโt fear COVID-19. Fear the unlived life.
For the majority of us, life will eventually get back to normal. Masks, social distancing, and the fear of forgetting your vaccine passport to visit your local pub will be a distant dystopian nightmare, just a memory.
While possible, traveling internationally right now is just a huge hassle. After all, who wants to visit Oktoberfest and have the Gestapo harassing you to โPulz ups zee mask betweenz da leepz.โ This actually happened to a travel couple that we know.
However, what happens to those of us who may not have the time to wait for the madness to end? People near death donโt have the luxury of killing time. Therefore, if thereโs something on your bucket list that you want to check offโthe time is now.
Over the Hill and Picking Up Speed
Whether itโs building your own home, raising children, finding love, or climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro, the point of living is to enjoy the journey. As humans, we must find pleasure in each day or we will slowly go numb, dwindling away our short time on planet Earth.
One of the few benefits of living through the horrors of COVID is that many people realize that theyโre not immoral. Breaking news: weโre all going to die.
While some of us accept this fact, others live with the mindset that it can be avoided, like theyโre going to find a loophole. Accepting death, and reconciling the difference between your estimated time left on earth and what you want to do with it can be immensely life-affirming.
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Turning 40 and reaching the whimsical โtop of the hill,โ often triggers thoughts of immortality and the inevitable midlife crisis. Why it takes so many of us to reach this milestone before we question our lives is disheartening.
We can all add the hashtag โliving our best lifeโ to our social media pics. The question is whether itโs true or not. Are you sincerely doing what you want to do?
How is it that, pretty much the second you turn 40, your body knows? Literally, aches ache where no ache has ever ached before. For example, when we were touring Machu Picchu we saw numerous senior citizens who were struggling to climb the steep agricultural terraces. Could you imagine waiting your whole life to visit somewhere and youโre unable to enjoy it?
Luckily, thereโs a solution! Conquer your dream destinations and travel adventures while youโre still young. Below are 40 travel experiences that are deeply meaningful and/or adventurous.
40 Travel Experiences to Do in Life By the Age of 40
1. Fall in Love With Orangutans โ Borneo, Malaysia
Seeing wild orangutans is no easy featโthere are only two countries left in the world to encounter them in their natural habitat: Borneo and Indonesia. Nevertheless, the absolute best place to experience them is at the Borneo Rainforest Lodge in the Danum Valley Conservation Area in Sabah.
- Pack This: Vortex Optics Diamondback HD Binoculars
- Read This: Reflections of Eden: My Years with the Orangutans of Borneo
- Stay Here: Borneo Rainforest Lodge
2. Hike Half Dome โ Yosemite, USA
This single-day but strenuous hike, which about 1,000 hikers conquer each summer, ascends nearly 5,000 feet. Furthermore, the final 400 feet require the use of cables that have been installed into the rock. Hikers who make it to the 8,800-foot Half Dome summit are awarded spectacular views and a wonderful sense of accomplishment.
- Pack This: Exercise Gloves (for cables)
- Read This: Hiking Yosemite National Park: A Guide to 62 of the Parkโs Greatest Hiking Adventuresย
- Stay Here: Wawona Hotel
3. Visit Your Favorite Wine Region
Visiting your favorite wine region and/or winery can be a stimulating and once-in-a-lifetime experience (side note: Franschhoek in the Cape Winelands of South Africa) is one of the most unique and stunning regions weโve ever explored. Touring the wineries, walking through the vineyards, and tasting the grapes before theyโre harvested makes one appreciate the concept of โvineyard-to-table.โ Pair the wine with a local restaurant and youโve officially combined the best of travel, wine, and foodโheavenly bliss!
- Pack This: HiCoup Professional Corkscrew or Wine Folly โ Wine Journal
- Read This: Wine for Normal People: A Guide for Real People Who Like Wine, but Not the Snobbery That Goes with It
- Stay Here: The Vines Resort & Spa
4. Swim With Sea Lions โ Galapagos Islands, Ecuador
For many people, snorkeling with sea lions, sea turtles, and marine iguanas in the Galapagos Islands tops the list for the ultimate wildlife experience. One of the easiest ways to enjoy this ecological wonderland is by booking a 6-Day Galapagos Island Hopping Budget tour.
- Pack This: Underwater/Waterproof 360 Camera with Floating Selfie Stick
- Read This: The Galapagos Islands: A Spiritual Journey
- Stay Here: Semilla Verde Boutique Hotel
5. Climb Mt. Kilimanjaro โ Tanzania
For many travelers, the first site of Mt. Kilimanjaro is awe-inspiringโit was for us. Kilimanjaroโs snowcapped top is oftentimes hidden by clouds, especially from a distance. However, when visible its shockingly tall summit (19,336 ft.) is both beautiful and intimidating.
As the worldโs tallest freestanding mountain, Kilimanjaro is a minuscule three degrees from the equator. Thrillseekers frequently complete the climb in four days. Roughly, 25,000 climbers reach the summit each year.
- Pack This: Portable Solar Powered Charger Bank
- Read This: Push the Rock: Second Chances on the Road to Kilimanjaro
- Stay Here: Ngare Sero Mountain Lodge
6. Jump Off a Bridge โ Struga, Macedonia
Jumping off the bridges in Struga, Macedonia is a rite of passage. Here, kids and adults of all ages take the leap of faith into the Drim River. All summer long, people have great fun using the bridges that line the River Drim as high dives. Many restaurants and cafรฉ bars line the river, and watching all the tricks and shenanigans serves as great entertainment over some cold drinks or a leisurely lunch.
- Pack This: Kutlesh Star Macedonia Flag
- Read This: Balkan Ghosts: A Journey Through History
- Stay Here: Sky Corner Hotel
7. Explore the Land of the Fairy Chimneys โ Cappadocia, Turkey
Goreme, Turkey is located in central Turkey in one of the most picturesque areas, the region of Cappadocia. The landscape is sprinkled with extraordinary rock formations, the result of wind, water, and volcanic activity over millions of years.
However, thousands of years ago locals began carving marvelous tunnels and chambers into the soft rock. Cappadocia has made the list of 1,000 Places to See Before You Dieโvisiting is one of those once-in-a-lifetime type experiences.
- Pack This: Hiking Shoes With Good Tread
- Read This: Captivating Cappadocia
- Stay Here: Sultan Cave Suites
8. Scuba Dive in the Great Barrier Reef
If youโre going to go scuba diving, why not make it happen in the Great Barrier Reef? Diving the reef can be an otherworldly experience. Pink sponges, green and purple clams, purple sea urchins, red starfish, and fish from neon yellow to electric blue are truly fascinating sights. Many cruise boats offer introductory dives which allow passengers to dive without certification to a depth of 20 feet with an instructor.
- Pack This: Sun Bum Original SPF 50 Sunscreen โ Reef Friendlyย
- Read This: 100 Dives of a Lifetime: The Worldโs Ultimate Underwater Destinations
- Stay Here: Sheraton Grand Mirage Resort, Port Douglas
9. Cruise Down the Nile River
A cruise down the Nile River is one of those once-in-a-lifetime experiences many travelers feel imperative to take. The reasonably priced 4-Day 3-Night Nile Cruise from Aswan to Luxor & Abu Simbel tour includes visits to the Valley of the Kings, Edfu, Philae Temple, and Karnak.
- Pack This: Fashionable Sun Hat
- Read This: The White Nile
- Stay Here: Hilton Luxor Resort & Spa
10. Visit an Amsterdam Coffeeshop
Amsterdam is popular for its exceptional coffee shops. While plenty of places around the world have legalized this particular adult-based activity, there is no place like enjoying it in Amsterdam. Coffeeshop Bluebird is one of our favorites
- Pack This: Clear Eyes Maximum Redness Relief Eye Drops
- Read This: The Time Between: Love, Loyalty, and Betrayal in Nazi-occupied Amsterdam
- Stay Here: Hotel The Craftsmen
11. Walk the Zhuilu Old Trail in Taroko Gorge
There is a truth, that photography can inspire in just one shot. The first time we saw Taroko Gorge National Park we knew we had to visit it. For adventurers, scenery seekers, and hikers, the Zhuilu Old Trail through Taroko Gorge is the ultimate adventure. Furthermore, the hike is 3.85 miles (roundtrip) and accessible by permit only to avoid crowding on the narrow trails and dangerous sheer cliffs.
- Pack This: Travel Insurance
- Read This: The Chinese Invasion Threat: Taiwanโs Defense and American Strategy in Asia
- Stay Here: Crossing the Rainbow Bridge B&B
12. Sail the Whitsundays, Australia
The Whitsundays is located about 30 miles off the Queensland coast and is made up of 74 tropical islands. From Airlie Beach, take a 2-night Whitsunday Islands Catamaran Cruise to visit Whitehaven Beach.
- Pack This: Dragon Meridien Rectangular Sunglasses
- Read This: The Great Barrier Reef: A Journey Through the Worldโs Greatest Natural Wonder
- Stay Here: Beach Club Hamilton Island
13. Backpack the Superior Hiking Trail
The Superior Hiking Trail is a 310-mile pathway that travels along the ridges overlooking Lake Superior in Minnesota. Itโs considered to be one of the best hikes in the US and one of the most challenging. Basically, the walk begins near the Minnesota/Wisconsin border and ends at the US/Canadian border. Plan on staying at many of the 94 SHT campsites along the trail.
- Pack This: HiHiker Camping Sleeping Pad
- Read This: Thru-Hike the Superior Hiking Trail: Planning, Resupplying, Safety, Bears, Bugs and More
- Stay Here: AmericInn Lodge & Suites
14. Walk the Loch Lomond & Cowal Way
At 57 miles, with plenty of posh lodging along the way, the Loch Lomond & Cowal Way is a lovely substitute for the Superior Hiking Trail. The nickname for the walk is โScotland in 57 miles,โ mainly because of the immense amount of scenic, cultural, and historical diversity passed along the way. The stunning journey not only involves the most breathtaking scenery but also exposes walkers to some of the very best in Scottish hospitality.
- Pack This: Smartwool Ph.D. Hunt Medium Crew Socks
- Read This: The Loch Lomond & Cowal Way Rucksack Reader
- Stay Here: Portavadie Loch Fyne
15. Take a Hot Air Balloon Ride Over the Serengeti
Youโll be pinching yourself during the ride to make sure youโre not dreamingโitโs that spectacular! A one-hour hot air balloon ride over the Serengeti provides both enchanting scenery and incredible wildlife. Also, from the air, itโs easier to spot game, so plan on seeing a wide assortment of lions, leopards, elephants, buffalos, hippos, cheetahs, and more.
- Pack This: Sony RX100 VII Premium Compact Camera
- Read This: Green Hills of Africa: The Hemingway Library Edition
- Stay Here: Mbalageti Safari Camp
16. Visit the โMecca for Hikingโ in Patagonia
El Chalten is proclaimed to be the โtrekking capital of Argentina,โ and itโs easily one of the best hiking destinations on the planet. With stunning background includes the iconic Mt. FitzRoy and Cerro Torre. Furthermore, the area has well-maintained trails that begin next to the town of El Chalten, which has good restaurants and comfortable lodgings.
Finally, most of the trails do not include any seriously steep inclines/declines. As a result, most of the trails simply follow the valley floor, allowing hikers to cover a lot of ground in a short amount of time.
- Pack This: Rain Poncho
- Read This: In Patagonia
- Stay Here: Destino Sur Hotel & Spa de Montaรฑa
17. Swim With Whale Sharks โ Cancun, Mexico
Whale sharks are as majestic and beautiful as they are gentle. Isla Holbox, near Cancun, is probably the most famous place on the planet to swim with whale sharks. Visit during July and Augustโthis will give you the best odds of encountering them. The Small-Group Eco-Friendly Whale Sharks Tour will allow you to get up close and personal with these massive creatures.
- Pack This:ย Underwater/Waterproof 360 Camera with Floating Selfie Stick
- Read This: Lonely Planet Mexican Spanish Phrasebook & Dictionary
- Stay Here: Fiesta Americana Cancun Villas
18. Go Tanking on the Cedar River โ Nebraska, USA
Tanking, which consists of floating down a scenic river in a round, buoyant livestock watering tank, is considered Nebraskaโs favorite pastime. The tanks typically hold three to six people, are seven to 10 feet in diameter, and are oftentimes customized to include chairs, benches, and even picnic tables. Best of all, the tanks at Dusty Trails are big enough to hold your standard cooler!
- Pack This: Universal Waterproof Phone Pouch
- Read This: It Happened in Nebraska: Stories of Events and People that Shaped Cornhusker State Historyย
- Stay Here: Husker Inn
19. Explore the Ancient Temples of Angkor Wat โ Cambodia
Angkor Wat is unmatched in its state of preservation and beauty. Built in the 12th century, Angkor Wat is now a UNESCO World Heritage site. It remains the largest religious monument ever constructed in the world, all by hand. Touring large tourist complexes like Angkor Wat can be difficult in hot, humid weather. Therefore, this is one place you should visit while young.
- Pack This: Repel Insect Repellent Mosquito Wipes
- Read This: Wonders of the World
- Stay Here: Jaya House River Park
20. Take A Polar Plunge โ Antarctica
Most cruises to Antarctica will include an option for passengers to participate in a polar plunge. Believe it or not, some brave souls will even opt to do it in their birthday suits!
- Pack This: BASSDASH Breathable Waterproof Rain Pantย
- Read This: Endurance: Shackletonโs Incredible Voyage
- Stay Here: Antarctica Cruise
21. Cage Dive With Great White Sharks โ South Africa
For perhaps the most extreme and intense shark experience, itโs difficult to surpass this cage diving with a great white shark tour in South Africa. Furthermore, numerous locations in the Western Cape offer the ultimate face-to-face adventure with the oceanโs most illustrious apex predator. Finally, the best time to go is during the winter months from May to August.
- Pack This: Motion Sickness Pills
- Read This: The Shark Handbook: Essential Guide for Understanding the Sharks of the Worldย
- Stay Here: Blackheath Lodge
22. Brave the Devilโs Throat โ Iguazu Falls, Argentina
Iguazu Fall National Park is famous for its 14 miles of roaring waterfalls plummeting up to 229 ft. into a massive gorge, all in a warm subtropical setting. With more than 200 waterfalls, a tour of Iguazu is overwhelming to the sensationsโit makes Niagara Falls feel like childโs play. Adventure seekers should book the Iguazu Falls Train Ride, Safari Truck, and Boat Ride tourโa speed boat ride takes passengers to the devilโs throat, the mightiest waterfall in the parkโplan on getting soaked!
- Pack This: Rainleaf Microfiber Travel Towel
- Read This:ย ยกChe Boludo!: The Gringoโs Guide to Understanding the Argentines
- Stay Here: Selvaje Lodge Iguazu
23. Hike to the Pueblo Bonito Overlook โ Chaco Canyon
Chaco Culture National Historical Park is Americaโs token archaeological site, comparable to Egyptโs pyramids or Peruโs Machu Picchu. The national park contains an interesting collection of ancient ruins that date back over 1,000 years.
The focal point for most visitors is Pueblo Bonito, the largest prehistoric Southwest Native American dwelling ever excavated. However, the biggest thrill and highlight of the day during our visit was taking the Pueblo Alto Trail up the side of a cliff to gain an aerial perspective of Pueblo Bonito. Donโt worry, youโll be fine as long as youโre not claustrophobic or scared of heightsโkidding!
- Pack This: KIND โ Dark Chocolate Nuts and Sea Salt Bars
- Read This: 7 Amazing Things to See at Chaco Culture National Historical Park
- Stay Here: El Rancho Hotel
24. Skydive Over the Palm Jumeirah โ Dubai
If skydiving is on your bucket list then there may not be a more unique place to do it. A skydive over Dubai allows jumpers to enjoy breathtaking views above Palm Jumeirah Island and the rest of the Persian Gulf.
- Pack This: Designer Shawl
- Read This: UAE โ Culture Smart!: The Essential Guide to Customs & Culture
- Stay Here: Raffles Dubai
25. Explore Ellisonโs Cave โ Georgia, USA
From the surface, Ellisonโs Cave, in Georgia, doesnโt seem like muchโitโs just a small two-foot-wide pocket in the woods. However, below there are 12 miles of subterranean passageways perfect for exploring. Also, itโs the 12th deepest cave in the US and has one of the deepest, unobstructed pits in the world.
To reach Ellisonโs cave visitors must repel down nearly 600 feet. The vertical drop, referred to as โFantastic,โ is almost as deep as the Space Needle is tall. Yikes!
- Pack This: Fenix Headlamp
- Read This: Down: The Complete Descent Manual for Climbers, Alpinists, and Mountaineers
- Stay Here: La Quinta Inn & Suites
26. Bus Through the Balkans
Busing through the Balkans during the hot summer months will make you appreciate everything you left at home. Why? Because buses are typically crowded, the air conditioning usually doesnโt work, and the roads are often curvy, steep, and narrow. Worst of all, it usually takes way longer than expected to reach your final destination. On the plus side, the scenery is extraordinary.
- Pack This: Motion Sickness Pills
- Read This: Cafรฉ Europa: Life After Communism
- Stay Here: Le Mรฉridien Lav โ Podstrana, Croatia
27. Sail the Greek Islands
Whether itโs during a holiday, retirement, or as a new hobby, many folks have fantasies of sailing off to beautiful destinations around the world. For two weeks, we sailed around the Cyclades Islands aboard the Malama. During this time, we documented our sailing adventures through daily vlogs. Our goal was to share everything that we learned to help others who are interested in sailing (especially first-time sailors), get the most from their holiday.
- Pack This: Funny Flag For Mast
- Read This: Greek Myths: Meet the heroes, gods, and monsters of ancient Greece
- Stay Here: Reserve a yacht charter with Sailo.com
28. Tour the Back Alleys of Pompeii, Italy
Buried by an eruption from Mount Vesuvius in 79 A.D., the Roman city was frozen in time until the 1700s. Today, you can walk down the eerily quiet streets and seek out traditional artifacts and ancient buildings. The more ground you can cover, the more youโll see.
- Pack This: Pompeii: An Archaeological Guide
- Read This: Complete Pompeii
- Stay Here: Grand Hotel Le Zagare
29. Climb Table Mountain โ South Africa
At 3,563โft., Maclearโs Beacon is the highest point on Table Mountain. Depending on your pace, it typically takes about two to three hours to reach the summit via the Platteklip Gorge trail. For us, Cape Town is one of the most beautiful cities weโve ever been to, which is why the sweeping views from the top of Table Mountain are even more impressive.
- Pack This: Collapsible Trekking Poles
- Read This: DK Eyewitness Top 10 Cape Town and the Winelands
- Stay Here: Blackheath Lodge
30. Pub Crawl โ Dublin, Ireland
There are nearly 1,000 pubs in Dublin alone. Therefore, it shouldnโt be too hard to do a pub crawl. Start at The Temple Bar and see where the evening takes you. Another option is to take a guided Traditional Irish Musical Pub Crawl. Donโt forget to wear a Kiss Me Iโm Irish T-shirt.
- Pack This: PacSafe Rfidsafe V100 Anti-theft Blocking Bi-Fold Wallet
- Read This: Old Ireland in Colour
- Stay Here: Hard Rock Hotel Dublin
31. Experience the Northern Lights
Iceland has become one of the hottest must-see countries in the world. Travelers are drawn to its dramatic landscapes, the quirky vibe of Reykjavik, and the chance to experience the elusive northern lights. To increase the odds of viewing the lights, visit from November to April. Also, we recommend that you spend three nights in the Westfjords, the most remote and darkest part of Iceland!
- Pack This: Womenโs Smartwool Merino 250 Baselayer (also in Menโs)
- Read This: The Northern Lights: Celestial Performances of the Aurora Borealis
- Stay Here: Heydalur Guesthouse
32. Cruise Down the Amazon River in Style
While you donโt need to be in great shape or young to enjoy cruising down the Amazon River, it made the list simply because itโs totally epic. We recommend the 4-Day Amazon River Luxury Cruise from Iquitos on the โDelfin IIโ tour. Furthermore, with four exclusive suites, the massive ship can only accompany eight guestsโmaking for a very private experience.
- Pack This: Pacsafe Daypack
- Read This: Death on the River of Doubt: Theodore Rooseveltโs Amazon Adventure
- Stay Here: Delfin II
33. Explore the Sea Caves Along the Napali Coast โ Hawaii, USA
The cliffs along Kauaiโs Napali Coast are some of the most dramatic in the world, along with the least accessible. To explore the 15 miles of shoreline, either charter a private boat or join in on a fun group tour. Prepare to have your mind blown as you enter a pitch-black cave, only to turn a corner and see an opening in the roof of the cave with a massive waterfall plunging into the crystal clear blue water.
- Pack This: Seguritat Unisex Slip-On Slippers
- Read This: The Ultimate Kauai Guidebook: Kauai Revealed
- Stay Here: Kauai Shores Hotel
34. Go Camping in White Sands National Park
White Sands National Park may very well be the most impressive landscape in the US National Park Service. This may sound like hyperboleโbut it is no exaggeration. The park is shockingly surreal, to the point where you may wonder, โAm I really in the United States?โ
In Americaโs take on the Sahara, sleds have replaced camels as the transportation option of choice. Itโs quite a change from the time when Spanish explorers referred to this area of southern New Mexico as, โThe journey of death.โ
- Pack This: Steel Saucer Sled
- Read This: Pocketful Of Rockets: History And Stories Behind White Sands Missile Range
- Stay Here: Hotel Encanto de Las Cruces
35. Traverse Through Mountain Villages โ Bhutan
Bhutan is a place where valleys ring with tinkling yak bells, archery is the national pastime, and many locals still wear colorful traditional garb. Visiting the mountain villages in Bhutan, and walking trails that have joined villages for centuries is truly a unique experience. Lucky trekkers will spot the elusive snow leopard along the way.
- Pack This: Travel Health Insurance
- Read This: Beyond the Sky and the Earth: A Journey into Bhutan
- Stay Here: Zhiwa Ling Hotel
36. Come Face-to-Face with Africaโs Mountain Gorillas โ Rwanda
If you desire to come face-to-face with wild mountain gorillas then thereโs no better place than Rwanda. Local dedicated guides from the Volcanoes National Park stay with the gorillas 24 hours a day, so they know exactly where theyโre located. Therefore, visitors are 100% guaranteed to encounter these intimidating gentle giants. However, youโll still need to trek high and deep into the jungle to rendevous with these animals.
- Pack This: Waterproof Walking Shoes
- Read This: Gorillas in the Mist
- Stay Here: One & Only Gorillaโs Nest
37. Hike to the Top of Huayna Picchu โ Machu Picchu, Peru
For the absolute best views of Machu Picchu, climb up the neighboring hill of Huayna Picchu. Known as the โStairs of Death,โ the climb to the top of Huayna Picchu is not for the faint of heart, itโs crazy steep. Nevertheless, thrill-seekers should purchase their tickets way in advance because the Peruvian government only allows 400 climbers per day.
- Pack This: Hydro Flask Water Bottle
- Read This: Turn Right at Machu Picchu: Rediscovering the Lost City One Step at a Time
- Stay Here: Inti Punku MachuPicchu Hotel & Suites
38. Hike the Milford Track, New Zealand
The 33.5-mile Milford Track located in New Zealand is considered by many to be one of the most beautiful walks in the world. Only 90 hikers per day (50 guided, 40 independent) are allowed and each hiker must finish the hike in four days. For example, during our walk, on the first day, heavy rains caused flash floods which prevented us from hiking. As a result, we were forced to take an emergency mandatory helicopter ride to our second nightโs lodging. All hikers must keep moving forward each day, no matter what.
- Pack This: TrailBuddy Trekking Poles
- Read This: The Bone People: A Novel
- Stay Here: Ultimate Hikes
39. Climb Mont St-Michel, France
Thereโs little doubt that Mont St-Michel is one of the most picturesque historical sights in France and the world. We still remember our first glimpseโwe were left speechless and then carried on with taking about a million photos. The medieval abbey sits perched on top of the rocky island and is immensely popular and always busy. Furthermore, the walk from the visitor center to the top of Mont St-Michel takes about two hours roundtripโitโs not too challenging but itโs more about enjoying this amazing travel experience before you die.
- Pack This: French For Beginners: A Step-by-Step Guide
- Read This: If You Survive: From Normandy to the Battle of the Bulge to the End of World War II, One American Officerโs Riveting True Story
- Stay Here: Hotel Mercure Mont-Saint-Michel
40. Safari With Cowboys in South Africa
During our travels through Africa, we went on game drives in Tanzania, Zambia, and South Africa. Weโre fortunate; weโve been on many different types of safaris. However, our experience with Arathusa Safari Lodge was like no other, we now refer to the rangers there as โcowboys.โ
All the other game drives before and after Arathusa will seem a bit dull. Some might even seem tame. When youโre out in the bush with the rangers from Arathusa, youโre tracking animals, driving over trees, and off-roading, your adrenaline is pumping like crazy. Itโs an experience that is hard to describeโyou must live it!
- Pack This: Vortex Optics Diamondback HD Binoculars
- Read This: Out of Africa
- Stay Here: Arathusa Safari Lodge
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