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 ...
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 ...
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.
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