Southeast Asia is home the world’s most well-loved beach destinations that give enough cause for Europeans and Americans alike to book their holidays early on.
The biggest scenes in beach adventure belong to the countries which have the most number of peninsulas and small groups of islands. These are incredibly plentiful in Southeast Asia.
Any parasailing experience gets its initial draw from the sheer freshness of seeing things from a new perspective. Capturing the feeling of flying and seeing things from a bird’s eye view are exhilarating experiences. But then the majority of the world’s beaches offer nothing more than the view of the blue ocean. While this is a pretty sight, it tends to get old soon enough.
This isn’t the case in Southeast Asia. This part of the world is a product of lots of volcanic activity underneath the ocean floor. Minerals and rock formations were literally pushed out of the ocean by the forces of nature, thus explaining the formation of many small islands.
It also explains the biggest thrill of the parasailing experience here. Because of the volcanic nature endemic to the place, it is also teeming with the proper nutrients to support a bustling aquatic plant life, which is typically home to the world’s most colourful fish, a sight to behold when viewed from above.
It also doesn’t hurt that the white sandy beaches are as breathtakingly wonderful as they are depicted in postcards. They provide the perfect backdrop for the ocean’s wonders to be seen in crystal clear view.
All of these make parasailing in this part of the planet a priority in anyone’s bucket list.
John Covington is a serious parasailing adventurer and outdoorsman. Follow this Twitter page for links to worthwhile adventures.
The biggest scenes in beach adventure belong to the countries which have the most number of peninsulas and small groups of islands. These are incredibly plentiful in Southeast Asia.
Image source: boatsparasailing.com
Any parasailing experience gets its initial draw from the sheer freshness of seeing things from a new perspective. Capturing the feeling of flying and seeing things from a bird’s eye view are exhilarating experiences. But then the majority of the world’s beaches offer nothing more than the view of the blue ocean. While this is a pretty sight, it tends to get old soon enough.
This isn’t the case in Southeast Asia. This part of the world is a product of lots of volcanic activity underneath the ocean floor. Minerals and rock formations were literally pushed out of the ocean by the forces of nature, thus explaining the formation of many small islands.
It also explains the biggest thrill of the parasailing experience here. Because of the volcanic nature endemic to the place, it is also teeming with the proper nutrients to support a bustling aquatic plant life, which is typically home to the world’s most colourful fish, a sight to behold when viewed from above.
Image source: loveandroad.com
It also doesn’t hurt that the white sandy beaches are as breathtakingly wonderful as they are depicted in postcards. They provide the perfect backdrop for the ocean’s wonders to be seen in crystal clear view.
All of these make parasailing in this part of the planet a priority in anyone’s bucket list.
John Covington is a serious parasailing adventurer and outdoorsman. Follow this Twitter page for links to worthwhile adventures.
No comments:
Post a Comment