Bucket List

Ride the Nürburgring Track

The Nürburgring is a motorsports complex around the village of Nürburg, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. It is located about 70 km (43 mi) south of Cologne, and 120 km (75 mi) northwest of Frankfurt. It features a Grand Prix race track built in 1984, and a much longer old "North loop" track which was built in the 1920s around the village and medieval castle of Nürburg in the Eifel mountains. The north loop is 12.8 miles (20.8 km) long and has more than 300 metres (1,000 feet) of elevation change from its lowest to highest points. Jackie Stewart nicknamed the old track "The Green Hell," and it is widely considered to be the most demanding and difficult purpose-built racing circuit in the world

Driving Experience

Fancy driving a Ferrari, Aston Martin or Porsche for a day? With our wide range of driving experience days and track days, you can experience the thrill of driving your favourite car for yourself, or even with friends and family. From Supercar driving, to motor racing, F1 driving, indoor karting, or rally driving experiences, we have great deals and original gift ideas to keep the biggest car fans entertained.

See the firefly squids glow (Japan)

These glowing blue creatures are actually known as Glowing Firefly Squids and considered to be the most beautiful creature of marine life on earth. The scientific name of Firefly Squid is Watasenia Scintillans, its considered cephalopod and is around three inches long on average. The reason behind glowing a beautiful blue color is its body covered with photophores and by glowing light it actually communicate with other Firefly Squids.

Ride the Dusty Butt - COMPLETED

The DB1K (Dusty Butt 1000) is a 1000 km adventure ride event in the South Island of New Zealand. The route has varied over the years however the southern route has proven to be the most popular by offering riders both outstanding riding terrain and stunning scenery. The event can be ridden in either a 24 hour period (known as the 24-hour challenge) or over a period of two days. The two day period is most commonly ridden as this provides more chance to catch-up, meet and interact with other riders along the way.

Ride the Dakar Route

The Dakar Rally (or simply "The Dakar"; formerly known as the "Paris-Dakar Rally") is an annual off-road race organised by the Amaury Sport Organisation. Most events since the inception in 1978 were from Paris, France, to Dakar, Senegal, but due to security threats in Mauritania, which led to the cancellation of the 2008 rally, the 2009 Dakar Rally was run in South America (Argentina and Chile). It has been held in South America each year since 2009.The race is open to amateur and professional entries, amateurs typically making up about eighty percent of the participants.

Ride around Africa

South Africa's great mountain roads provide incredible views, its safaris are full of wildlife, its brilliantly colored flora lights up the terrain and its friendly locals add to a trip brimming with memories to be made.

Whether you choose to ride on your own or join the tour guide, the daily briefings will give many riding options. After long, adventure-packed days on this 2,500-mile motorcycle tour, you'll have many stories to tell each night over an exquisite dinner in an Old World English-style hotel or a modern resort at the beach. Native South African dishes are influenced by Indian cuisine and also reflect the influence of the Dutch people who immigrated here in the 1600s. You'll find many menu selections loaded with fresh local fruits and vegetables.

From Johannesburg, the riding is easy as we head east toward Waterval Boven on curvy roads. Then we'll meander north toward Blyde River Canyon, which leads to the fantastic riding and vistas of Kruger National Park, where we'll spend a day on a safari looking for big game. The next days, we'll ride through the heart of Swaziland and on to Shakaland, where King Shaka ruled. This South Africa motorcycle tour offers a variety of riding excursions, including the coastal Garden Route, but will occasionally divert inland to catch some mountain passes and a stop in Oudtshoorn to ride an ostrich at a local ostrich farm.

Perhaps your most outstanding memory of this wonderful trip will be the ride along Chapmans Peak, where the road is carved into red rock 300 ft above sea level! This is one of the most spectacular twisty roads on the planet and leads to the Cape of Good Hope, where you'll watch the gigantic surf of the Atlantic and Indian Oceans meet and crash against the rocky cliffs!

Go on a cruise

Go on a helicopter

Visit the Great Barrier Islands

Great Barrier Island is a place of rugged beauty and untouched wilderness. From tramping through native forest to sea kayaking around the coves and inlets of the island's coast, there are endless ways to explore this adventurer's paradise.

Go shark diving

The boat normally leaves the harbour at about 8:45am or midday and takes 15 to 20 minutes to reach the channel between Geyser and Dyer islands.After the chumming and baiting the first Great White shark hones in with deadly accuracy - (sharks use their sense of smell......in the water). The Great White shark makes it's graceful and swift appearance from just below the sea level, leaping out of the water making it's presence felt from nowhere. A dorsal fin and part of the tail silently slice up through the water, leaving barely a wake. The undisputed lord of the deep has arrived!

Go on a Safari

Discover the Kruger Park safari holiday of your imagination. Over-the-top luxury, laid-back and Out-of-Africa, or the game viewing expedition of afficionado's (with a touch of comfort)... you can only find it here.

At the home of Africa's Big Five: Elephant, Lion, Rhino, Leopard and Buffalo, you will embark on a real safari into Africa.

Go bungee jumping

Take the highest path of the Adrenalin Forest

Harder, Stronger, Higher! With a colossal rope swing and the home of the enormous 100m flying fox. The Adrenalin Max course really lives up to its name from start to finish. Warning risk of becoming a adrenalin junkie.

Fly in a hot air balloon

As you float over a world that is only just waking up, your smile will be as wide as the horizon.

With the exception of Queenstown, hot air ballooning operators in New Zealand are usually found on the flatter parts of the country - North Auckland, Waikato, Hawke's Bay and Wairarapa.

North Island flights will take you above lush rural areas, where you can observe an ornate natural tapestry of pasture, crops, vineyards, forests, roads, rivers, lakes and towns. In the South Island, the imposing Southern Alps provide an impressive snow-capped backdrop for hot air balloon flights that float over the sprawling patchwork of the Canterbury Plains.

From inflating the envelope at the beginning of your adventure to the champagne breakfast that marks the end of your flight, hot air ballooning is a long-lasting thrill.

Rent a sports car

Take a bike to a track day

See a Cirque de Soleil show

Go cave rafting - COMPLETED

See Italy - COMPLETED

Ask an Italian where in the world they would most like to live, and the odds are that they will say "right here" Indeed, most people - not just Italians - have raved about Italy since tourism began, and to be honest the country really does have it all: one of the most diverse and beautiful landscapes in Europe; the world's greatest hoard of art treasures (many on display in fittingly spectacular cities and buildings); a climate that is on the whole benign; and, most important of all for many, a delicious and authentic national cuisine. The country is not perfect - its historic cities have often been marred by development, and beyond the showpiece sights the infrastructure is visibly straining - but for its places to visit, many of the old clichés still ring true; once you've visited, you may never want to travel anywhere else.