BEAR GRYLLS SURVIVAL KNIFE
A gift for the adventurer inside you, this exclusive Survival Knife could become your next best friend during your trips and hikes. Even if you are not Bear Grylls and you don’t plan...
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Glimpse Into Armageddon Hiking Hawaii’s Devastation Trail
The Devastation Trail at Hawaii’s Volcanoes National Park owes its birth to the 1959 eruption of the Kilauea volcano. Between Nov. 14 and Dec, 20, 1959 the volcano spewed hot, naughty lava all over the nearby...
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Swim in the Hamilton Pool Nature Preserve in Texas
image credit Just 23 miles (37 km) west of Austin, Texas, there’s a hidden swimming hole. Well it was hidden prior to the ’60s, before automobiles became available to the common man, after...
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BoostTurbine 2000 – The Hand Powered Rechargeable Battery
image credit With ridiculously addictive games on your phone like Candy Crush draining power in a matter of minutes, you probably wish you had the old Nokia with its year-long battery life. But...
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Make Your Camera Waterproof with the OUTEX Camera Drysuit
Up there with watches, HD televisions, and my goddamn brand new iPhone, cameras are notoriously bad swimmers. Noticing this shortcoming, OUTEX creators Roberto Miglioli and JR deSouza created the world’s premier SLR camera waterproofing...
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Swim in Senegal’s Pink Lake Retba
We’ve written about pink lakes on TheAdvenTourist before, but there’s no reason Australia should get all the glory in pink-lakedness. Roughly 10km northeast of Senegal’s capital city of Dakar, lies the pink lake, Retba. As...
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The Hot Tub Boat
image credit ‘Should we go for a swim first, or should we go straight for the Jacuzzi?’ – It’s always been a hard decision to make, but thanks to one rebellious soul unwilling...
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Drive a 1000-Pound Excavator at Dig This Las Vegas
Show dirt who’s boss by getting behind the wheel of a Caterpillar D5G Track-Type Bulldozer or Caterpillar 3I5CL Hydraulic Excavator at the Dig This heavy equipment playground. Located just outside the strip in Las Vegas,...
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Walk the Exclusive Zion National Park Subway
When we think subway, we think spending 45 minutes sandwiched between a possibly-homeless man and a screaming infant in 90-degree heat (that’s 32.2 Celsius for all the 6.5 billion readers of Earth who can’t...
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Hidden Compartment Travel Belt
image credit Finally clothing accessories tailored to support your paranoid tendencies! Barrett Alley created the Smuggler’s Belt, with a hidden inner pocket to protect your money from conniving pickpockets abroad, or your flash...
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Take Photos From The Sky With Your Own UAV Camera Drone
UK firm Lehmann Aviation’s mission to democratize “invasion of privacy” took a big step forward with the launch of their unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) line. Now, even regular folks can spy on terrorists in Waziristan...
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Run Like a Hero in the Annual Hero Run
Dating advice is generally outside the scope of TheAdvenTourist, but we will make an exception this one time, so listen up fellas. Chicks dig superheroes. They also love kids. The Hero Run offers you...
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World’s First All-In-One Jacket, Tent, and Sleeping Bag from JakPak
With the arrival of the world’s first all-in-one jacket, tent and sleeping bag from JakPak, you can finally live out your dream of wandering the earth without having to lug around a full-sized tent. The...
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High Trestle Trail Bridge in Ankeny, Iowa
image credit Do you like wacky spirals and unexpected neon illumination? Well you can enjoy some if you head down to the High Trestle Trail Bridge in Ankeny, Iowa. The High Trestle Trail...
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Walk the 3500 Narrow Steps of Chand Baori
If M.C. Escher ever designed stepwells in India 1000 years before he was born, the Chand Baori was probably his design. Located in the village of Abhaneri near Jaipur in the Indian state of...
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Dive in the ‘Flooded Meadow’ in Sameranger Lake, Austria
image credit Welcome to the Flooded Meadow at Tyrol, Austria – a place that exists presumably, just so you can finally take advantage of that impulse-buy underwater camera of yours. Normally a park...
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Skydive in a Glass Flight Chamber in Prague, Czech Republic
Want to try skydiving but are afraid of parachute failure? Simple, go skydiving without a parachute! Note: unless you’re after a Darwin Award, this advice applies to indoor skydiving only, like at the...
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Explore Our Solar System in Zagreb, Croatia
image credit Sure, those infographics that put the planet sizes in perspective are great, but have you ever wanted to get even better acquainted with our solar system? If you have, you’ll be...
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Go No Breaks Down Mieders Alpine Coaster
In general roller-coasters are pretty tame. They may go really fast, have massive drops, and rack up g-forces in crazy loops, but despite all those pluses, they unfortunately also have great safety features....
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Go Sightseeing Along The Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route
image credit Hiking or going for a scenic drive is just too mainstream, which presumably is why the masterminds behind the 37 km Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route in Japan’s Northern Alps opted to...
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Eat Dirt at Ne Quittez Pas Restaurant
It’s somewhat sad to say, but in what is probably the most normal trend to come out of Japan in recent history, a French Restaurant in Tokyo’s Shinagawa ward is now serving dirt as a main...
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