Happy Friday! This is Adventure Fix, the #1 email newsletter for discovering your next great adventure.

Here’s what we've got for you today:

• Photography: Create incredible waterfall images

• Adventure Cruising: Boat life in Raja Ampat

• Extreme Experiences: Glacier kayaking and helicopter camping

• Natural Wonders: Tassili n'Ajjer National Park

Glacier kayaking and helicopter camping

Summer is a special time in the mountains, especially in Canada’s British Columbia region.

As the temperatures rise, melting snow on top of the glaciers creates rivers, revealing an adventurer’s playground.

The best way to explore these vibrant blue meltwater highways is by inflatable kayak. There are no roads or trails up to the glacier so the only way to get there is by helicopter.

The journey to the glacier is just as awesome as the destination. Soar high above the Coast Mountains, and see deep canyons with raging waterfalls.

Stop off on the lake shore and sleep under the stars on a granite beach.

If you want to explore the untouched beauty of remote Canada away, this trip should be on your radar.

Explore more:

• Camping and Glacial Hiking (tour)

• Reach These Breathtaking Glacier Melts By Helicopter (video)

The rock forests of Tassili N’Ajjer National Park

Instead of featuring one natural wonder, we decided to show you a place that is packed with geological marvels.

Algeria’s Tassili n'Ajjer National Park is a vast plateau deep in the heart of the Sahara.

Here the towering dunes meet the surreal panorama of geological formations with "rock forests" of eroded sandstone that resemble a strange lunar landscape.

Aside from the natural beauty, there is another type of art to admire in Tasili n’Ajjer. Over 15,000 petroglyphs and paintings record the climatic changes, animal migrations, and the evolution of human life in this corner of the Sahara from 6000 BC to the first centuries of the present era.

Explore more:

• Amazing Sahara (video)

• In Algeria’s Tassili N’Ajjer National Park (article)

Create incredible waterfall photos

Have your attempts to shoot waterfall scenes ended in disappointment?

There are a lot of factors that go into creating an epic image and mastering a few key ones will level up your photos in no time.

Below you’ll find a quick video that will answer all your questions about shooting waterfalls - Which lens? What shutter speed to choose? How to frame the shot? Where should you position yourself? And, on and on.

Explore more:

• Shoot Waterfalls: A Beginner’s Guide (video)

Boat life in Raja Ampat

Image waking up on a sailboat anchored in a calm bay. You step out on the deck and take in the sunrise.

You’re surrounded by limestone cliffs covered in vegetation.

Through the crystal clear water beneath the boat, you can see schools of fish darting over coral gardens.

Oh, I almost forgot to mention you have the place all to yourself.

It’s not just a fantasy, sailing in Indonesia’s Raja Ampat can be like a dream come true.

The underwater world is just as incredible as above the surface. The abundance of fish is almost overwhelming, where ever you look there is something interesting happening.

Explore more:

• Boat life in Raja Ampat (video)

Aviation: Paramotor through Moab’s desert canyons.

Learning: 9 life lessons from rock climbing.

Animals: Have you ever tickled a tapir?

News: Divers in Taiwan encounter rare deep sea oarfish.

Photography: The key to staying inspired with your photography.

Where in the world

Wanna flex your adventure geography skills? Guess where this pic was snapped!

Stumped? No worries. The answer is at the end of this email.

 ANSWER: El Chaltén - Argentina