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Using this Lower Antelope Canyon admittance ticket and guided walking tour with a Navajo guide, you can live out every photographer’s dream. See the sandstone walls of a favorite canyon, sculpted by water, at close range. Photographers, tourists and visitors from all over the world have made Lower Antelope Canyon their annual pilgrimage. The Navajo name for Lower Antelope Canyon is Hasdeztwazi, which translates to Spiral Rock Arches. When walking through this enormous canyon, one can observe that sandstone was sculpted and created into various forms, patterns and forms by the power of water and wind for thousands of years.

Here, scenery changes with the sun’s position and the light that it throws over the sandstone walls of Lower Antelope Canyon. A constantly changing light show of light and shadow on the walls of the small canyon is created as the sun illuminates the walls from different angles and colors. Through the ability to control exposure, photographers can go full throttle with their creativity. Young and old, amateurs and those who are not very skilled with a camera can find something fascinating in this new world.

Get a chance to cook homemade Fettuccine pasta with a local chef as your trainer. Once you’re done with your pasta, prepare a delicious Tiramisù, adjust your pasta sauce to your taste and accompany it with a glass of wine from Italy. Find out more about two of the most popular Italian meals, pasta and tiramisù, while meeting your chef in a cozy restaurant in the city center. Then, prepare the famous Italian dessert Tiramisù and get a little bit of practice in the kitchen.

Take advantage of seasonal foods and locally available foods while being closely supervised by your instructor. Then cook the fettuccine from scratch and let the tiramisù rest in the fridge. When the pasta is ready, your chef will explain how pasta may be shaped, including the famous fettuccine using a secret formula. Well done, you’ve made it to the end, so why not celebrate with a glass of wine? As you and the other students are entertained by the genuine Roman restaurant setting, share stories.

If you are interested in an exciting experience, then join this daily boat cruise. When you leave the slip at the Kewalo Basin Harbor and start moving toward Lē’ahi, do not hesitate to enjoy the magnificent beauty of the South Shore of Hawaii. You can also take a view of the underwater world without swimming by using the glass bottom boat. Get a great look at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean while you glide over live tropical reefs and one of Hawaii’s shipwrecks aboard the Haleiwa Queen.

Get a close view of the honu sea turtles, eels, reef sharks, dolphins and schools of tropical fish from the deck of the vessel through the glass bottom boat view ports. All of these interesting sea animals can be viewed from the deck. Discover the beauty of Honolulu from the bird’s eye view as well as from the underwater perspective.

From Monterey move to the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary and go for a life changing whale watching trip. Whale watching is common in Monterey Bay because there is a deep underwater canyon close to the shore. This is rare opportunity to watch the whales because they are sighted almost on a daily basis. You can watch hundreds of California sea lions in the harbor as the boat departs from the dock at Old Fisherman’s Wharf, and then you are off. Do not let the opportunity pass and take a photograph of the scenery by using the opportunity.

When you cross the famous Cannery Row you will be in the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary. Humpback whales, porpoises, blue whales, fin whales and other types of dolphins are likely to be seen feeding at the surface. Information on the marine life of the bay and the conservation measures ongoing are given by the aboard scientist who will not fail to impress you. During the summer and fall the focus of the cruise is feeding whales which arrive to feed on krill and small fishes. Every day humpback whales are sighted, but you can also see fin whales, gray whales, orcas, and several kinds of dolphins.