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Mtwapa Creek, Mombasa Marine Park
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Mtwapa Creek, Mombasa Marine Park

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/ Coast Province Kenya

Mombasa Marine Park & Reserve is located along the east coast of Kenya. The marine park covers an area of 6 mi/10 km (around 2,500 ac/10.12 km²) and the reserve a massive area of 124 mi/200 km square (around 49,400 ac/199.91 km²). Since it is located close to most of all the touristic areas, its beaches are one of the most visited and a great deal of activities take place at the same time.

Glencoe Mountain Resort, Glencoe
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Glencoe Mountain Resort, Glencoe

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/ Highlands and Islands United Kingdom

Glencoe is a small village in the Highlands of Scotland, situated in the heart of a glen. The spot offers many facilities to its visitors, who would like to combine leisure with mountain activities. Glencoe mountain resort, the oldest one in the country, is a ''must visit'' in the surrounding area, especially for those who love snow-sports.

Mt. Norquay, Banff
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Mt. Norquay, Banff

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/ Alberta Canada

When it comes to ski resorts, Mountain Norquay is the first that you should have in mind. It is a well-known ski resort in Banff National Park, Canada. It is one of three major resorts in Banff National Park. This place is famous for its International skiing competitions. In order to feel the adventure, many people visit this spot from all over the world.

H&H ATV Ride Park, Savannah, Chatham County
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H&H ATV Ride Park, Savannah, Chatham County

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/ Georgia USA

Savannah is the county seat of Chatham County and the oldest city in Georgia, USA. The city was established in 1733, becoming the colonial capital of the Georgia Province and later on the first capital of Georgia. Today, Savannah is a strategic port city, industrial center and a very important Atlantic seaport. The Hostess City of the South, as Savannah is known between locals, is the fifth largest city in Georgia and situated on the Savannah River, from whom it was named after, at about 20 mi / 32 km upriver from the Atlantic Ocean.