Adventure Travel & Holidays Blog

A true blooded adventurer never says no to an opportunity to experience the thrill of adventure travel. I am a voracious lover of adventure activities. I had my first water raft when I was 12 together with my parents. I parachuted when I turned 18. I was passionate about bikes since day 1 old and joined countless treks from Spain to France.

I had my first Hot Air Balloon Ride on a supposedly exclusive treat date of dad to my mom on Valentines Day, yet I tagged along when I learned that they will be flying romantically on a balloon. Besides biking I also surf, which is a summer season enticement, on the beaches of California. I got a laughed with my classmates when we tried orbing or sphereing. I fell in love with Caribbean underwater creatures and scene when I was in invited to try scuba diving. Now, I got mountains of picture collections of adventure activities that I had engaged the past few years.

Now, that I have the financial freedom (just a bit of it) to explore further besides mountain biking I am planning my would-be GREATEST ADVENTURE of my life. My trek to the Great Rift Valley in Loita Hills Forest in Africa!

I plan on trekking the great valley right after the Masai Mara or Serengeti travel. The Great Rift Valley is an untouched beauty of nature’s creations which is famous for its elephants, buffalos and countless of wild life. I would like to rub elbow with the shy dik dik, impalas and monkeys. And perhaps hot air balloon after having a fill of everything in the Great Rift Valley. This would-be indeed an African adventure of the lifetime. Sounds lame enough for your adventure taste? Those are just appetizers.

I planned of two main events. The first one is being able to experience the great migration with the latest and my most expensive camera on hand right at the middle of Serengeti. And after that I would also like to swim nose to nose with the sharks that swim in the Southern East coast of Africa in the greatest and massive yearly sardines’s migration which occurs in between June and July. This migration also brought along several predators- sharks included.