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Insane Shotover Jet | New Zealand

For those who like extreme sports and want a new thrill, this is a new adventure: the Shotover Jet! It consists of a jet boat adventure in Queenstown-New Zealand, in which instead of reaching high speeds on large rivers... you reach high speeds on narrow rocky rivers. The jet boat is powered by two Buick 3.8 litre V6 supercharged engines producing 520hp. Check out the amazing video, just by watching, you´ll get an adrenaline rush. via Mb&f



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THE STUNNING AQUAGRANDA | EUROPES LARGEST WELLNESS CENTER - Image

THE STUNNING AQUAGRANDA | EUROPES LARGEST WELLNESS CENTER

The gigantic 20,000 square meter brand new wellness park in Italy was designed by Simone Micheli and offers clients huge thermal pools and a spa overlooking the Alps in Livigno. The stand out feature of Aquagranda has to be the black pool, also known as the "black pearl", a very big area of water characterized by an impressive light game within a surprisingly black location....
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57HOURS OUTDOOR ADVENTURES

If you are craving an outdoor adventure but need expert guidance, 57hours has you covered. This online platform connects thrill-seekers with certified local guides for activities like rock climbing, backcountry skiing, and mountain biking, whether for a quick weekend escape or a once-in-a-lifetime expedition. Named after the 57 hours between Friday afternoon and Sunday night, 57hours makes booking easy. Browse experiences by activity or location, cust...
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WORLDS LARGEST SWIMMING POOL | SAN ALFONSO DEL MAR RESORT CHILE - Image

WORLDS LARGEST SWIMMING POOL | SAN ALFONSO DEL MAR RESORT CHILE

This is insane! Located at the emblematic San Alfonso de Mar resort in Chile, its pool holds the current Guinness record as the world’s largest crystalline water pool, with an extension of 1.013km in length, eight hectares and 250 million liters of water. Hard to imagine? We are talking about nothing less than the equivalent to 6,000 familiar 8-meters-long pools. The pool is so large that tourists actually cruise along in sail boats and kayaks....
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