New Zealand has one of the most striking and diverse landscapes on earth. When traveling around the South Island, you’ll be treated to incredible views that change before your eyes with every turn. Between the striking mountain range known as The Remarkables, giant fjords of Milford Sound, and the rolling farmlands filled with grazing sheep, every scene will take your breath away.
Go island-hopping—and keep an eye out for orcas, In the northwest corner of Washington State, the waters of Puget Sound, the Strait of Georgia and the Strait of Juan de Fuca mingle, forming the Salish Sea, home to the forested, rock-faced San Juan Islands, whose landscapes range from tightly folded mountain peaks to rolling moors and farmland.
Most people associate the Patagonia of Argentina with glaciers but Puerto Madryn will certainly surprise visitors that have only glaciers in mind. This city is often called the Diving Capital of Argentina. Here you can take pleasure in water sports activities and enjoy the excitement of observing marine wildlife.
