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Explore one of south Africa’s most beautiful landscapes and watch the plains animals roam among the trees and bushland. Nestled in the shadow of the cloud mountain in the Drakensburg mountain range, the Antioch Reserve is a wonderful location to explore the beauty of plains nature. You will have the opportunity to see a range of antelope including eland, nyala, sable, and the rare black impala as well as zebra, giraffe and even African Buffalo.

Explore stunning vistas, volcanoes, and lava fields in this geothermal hotbed. Fly over the enormous Hverfjall Volcanic Crater, snow-capped in winter, and visit the Dimmuborgir Lava Fields, castle-like structures formed during a volcanic eruption 2,700 years ago. Follow the continental rift where tectonic plates intersect to Grjótagjá Cave, made famous by a scene in the Game of Thrones, before flying back with a view of Lake Mývatn glistening in the distance.

Your experience begins in the colorful town of Machu Picchu Pueblo (Aguas Calientes), nestled in a valley on the bank of the Urubamba River. Fly the drone straight up for over 2,000 feet as you peer over the soaring peaks of the Andes Mountain Range toward Machu Picchu, a 15th century Inca citadel, UNESCO World Heritage Site, and one of the New 7 Wonders of the World. Use the drone's powerful zoom lens to explore the ancient temples, winding paths, and steep terraced gardens of this magical place.

Watch elephants and other African wildlife in the semi-arid savannah of Northern Botswana. Set around a natural waterhole, Elephant Sands attracts pachyderms from all around to drink, bathe, and play in the water. Take off from the bush lodge and watch the elephants as they interact with each other, then venture off to the surrounding plains to search for roaming elephants, cape buffalo, ostriches, or the local pack of African wild dogs.

Soar above the lush tropical islands and crystal-clear waters surrounding the South Pacific nation of Tonga. Immerse yourself in Tongan culture and history as told by a knowledgeable local guide, gaining insight into the vibrant island life and its economy driven by tourism and fishing. Witness the remnants of the 2022 tsunami's impact through scattered shipwrecks. Explore the mesmerizing underwater world with coral reefs and encounter marine life, including migrating humpback whales.

Over five miles in length, Dungeness Spit in the Strait of Juan de Fuca is one of the longest natural sand spits in the world, with unique and ever-changing geography. Fly over Dungeness Bay as you look for harbor seals, elephant seals, the rare orca (killer whale), and more than 250 species of birds. Return to land with the peaks of the Olympic Mountains towering in the distance, and you may even spot a Columbia black-tailed deer in the grassy fields where the Dungeness River flows into the sea.