About Caleb Falcon

Caleb Falcon is a travel writer who specializes in writing content based on the many exciting world adventures that await intrepid travellers.

Diving in Maldives – Your Passport to Adventure!

Diving in Maldives is much like heading to a mysterious new land full of exotic creatures and mysterious life forms that have inhabited these waters from time immemorial. Those planning tours from Sri Lanka to this tropical paradise where one can enjoy plenty of underwater adventures can enlist the services of Jetwing Holidays. This reputed tour operator also offers attractive Maldives honeymoon deals ideal for couples looking for a truly enchanting getaway.

Whatever the reason to visit the Maldives, diving is an activity well worth trying. It is relatively easy to find dive centres where one can get the necessary training and PADI certification to head off to the country’s well known dive sites spread across the various atolls; Wattaru Kandu and Lion’s Head in the North Male Atoll, Cocoa Thila and Guraidhoo Kandu South in the South Male Atoll and Kudarah Thila in the Ari Atoll are among the many sites that one can explore, while also worth heading to are submerged wrecks such as the “Maldives Victory”. On your underwater adventures there is much to see and apart from a colourful array of coral one also has a chance to observe sweetlips, butterfly fish, humpback snappers, Napoleon wrasses, fusiliers, manta rays and a variety of sharks too.

Chandrishan Williams is a travel writer who writes under the pen name, Caleb Falcon. He specializes in writing content based on the many exciting world adventures that await intrepid travellers. Google+

Parasailing in the Maldives – Bird’s Eye Views of Paradise

If flying through the air on a seat harnessed to a billowing colorful parachute pulled by a high-speed boat is a thrilling adventure, then soaring over the Indian Ocean with gorgeous views of Maldivian atolls below is definitely something that has to be done. However, parasailing anywhere is definitely not for the faint hearted. Novices are advised to get training prior to flights and everyone is advised to try the sport only with a trained crew who will guarantee that it is a safe and enjoyable experience.

Water sports are a big part of a vacation in the Maldives. It is what makes unforgettable memories particularly for adrenaline junkies. The combination of year round sunshine and calm seas makes it an ideal water sport destination and resorts try to outdo each other by introducing new and innovative ranges of motorized and non motorized water sports to keep their guests happy.

Soar up to 500 ft above the spectacular Maldivian islands, an experience parasailing enthusiasts are unlikely to forget. The rush of wind, the ocean spray on the skin, the odd feeling in the pit of the stomach as the parachute rises, feet dangling in the air and the silence at the top are all part of the experience. Parasailing is an undeniably fantastic option for those wishing to take to the air to view the turquoise water and white sand fringed green islands. Rides can be single, tandem or even triple and each flight lasts for a breathtaking 8 to 10 minutes at a maximum altitude of 500 ft.

The harness method used involves a dry take off and landing directly from a boat. There is an option for a water touchdown as well. Those who do not wish to parasail but just snap pictures of those who do are also welcome to ride in the boat. Parasailing is definitely one of the best ways to enjoy the beauty of the Maldives both from the water and from the air besides the unforgettable thrill of soaring through the air suspended between the clear blue water and the sky.

Escape to Cocoa Island Maldives which is one of the best Maldives luxury resorts offering an intimate escape set in the azure Indian Ocean that guarantees relaxation and undisturbed solitude. Stay at well appointed, spacious and private overwater suites that offer constantly changing sea views and direct access to the water below. Enjoy a range of exceptional facilities and services at this Maldives resort that will add much to the holiday experience.

Enjoying Thrilling Water Sports in Negombo

The West Coast of Sri Lanka provides an idyllic escape epitomised by the enchanting coastal town of Negombo. However, for those looking for some truly thrilling fun in the sun and surf, there are plenty of exciting water sports that one can enjoy here as well. Stay at Negombo Sri Lanka hotels near the sea such as Hotel J which offers great value for money as well. This charming hotel in Negombo stands close to the beach and is an ideal place to head off on your quest to experience action packed water sports.

An activity that can be enjoyed by young and old alike, snorkelling gives one the chance to view he fascinating marine world beneath the waves, while for more in-depth exploration one can go diving at the several sites just of Negombo’s coast. Due to the prevalent and strong winds that buffet the shore, Negombo is also an ideal place to try such fast paced activities as parasailing and windsurfing, especially during the period between November and April. For more relaxed excursions one can try sail boating as well, set amidst the azure waters of the Indian Ocean.

Chandrishan Williams is a travel writer who writes under the pen name, Caleb Falcon. He specializes in writing content based on the many exciting world adventures that await intrepid travellers. Google+

Chaweng Stadium Muay Thai Boxing, Koh Samui – Martial Arts to the Fore!

While Koh Samui may be known for its pristine beaches and lively nightlife, the island is also a great spot to watch the thrilling martial arts spectacle known as Muay Thai boxing. While the Chaweng Stadium is considered one of the best places to view this action packed sport, those in search of a Samui hotel or resort in the region can consider staying at Anantara Bophut Koh Samui. Ideally located right on the beach, this luxurious Samui resort lets you enjoy the very best the island has to offer.

Make sure to plan a visit to Chaweng where close to the Reggae Pub you will find the Chaweng Stadium. Here one can witness the true competitiveness, skill and mastery of authentic Muay Thai boxing in all its glory. Considered a national sport, Muay Thai is in fact an age old style of martial arts that has now become one of the most lively spectator sports in the country. A visit to the stadium not only gives you a chance to see competitors in action, but also soak up the colourful atmosphere which is very much a part of the experience. Generally taking place on Friday and Monday nights, Muay Thai fights also take place on Sundays in the peak season.

Chandrishan Williams is a travel writer who writes under the pen name, Caleb Falcon. He specializes in writing content based on the many exciting world adventures that await intrepid travellers. Google+