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Cycling the Viking Trail

Although Newfoundland and Labrador didn’t become part of Canada until 1949, this area has a rich and colourful history. The rugged coastline of this island is shaped by the wind and the sea, so too is the character of its people. This is the place where Europeans first set foot in North America, a thousand years ago.

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Trekking the Mountains of the Moon

The Rwenzori mountain range stretches for sixty miles along the Ugandan-Congo (Zaire) border. Often dubbed ‘the Mountains of the Moon’, their glacial summits are enshrouded in cloud and midst for much of the year. The Rwenzoris were formed millions of years ago when violent tectonic activity forced together two halves of the African continent, creating theGreat Rift Valley.

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Kayaking in Hallstatt

Zay starts his kayaking journey west of Hallstatt to explore the beautiful Hallstatt Lake. Along the way he is taught the correct way to paddle and keep the boat stable from his guide. Kayaking is a sport that can be done even if you have little previous experience, although you should always ensure you go out with an experienced guide. Don’t forget a lifejacket!

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