DARWIN (Reuters Life!) - Swimming face-to-face with a massive saltwater crocodile might not be everyone's idea of fun but thrill-seekers are snapping up northern Australia's new tourist attraction.
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Why we risk it: the rise of extreme tourism - from crocodile cage diving to waterfall kayaking
To me, shark cage diving qualifies as an extreme adventure. The thought of being in the water, protected by a cage but still surrounded by sharks, is about as attractive as being a contestant on "Fear ...
TFIL ventures into the Cage of Death in Darwin, Australia, to get up close with the world's largest crocodiles. This thrilling experience is exclusively offered at a unique location in Australia.
His bone-crushing jaws ready, William frightfully honed in on his prey — bathing suit-clad me. Crazily, I was willingly submerged in the Cage of Death, a clear plastic cylinder plunged into an ...
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