5 virtual tours that promise to really chill you out
2020-11-13T09:22:00+00:00
Think of these virtual tours as the ultimate wellness retreat where you can zone out and let your cursor escort you through beautiful scenery, sea life and nature parks.
Let’s face it, life can be stressful. Getting away from it all can be a real tonic, except that a certain pandemic has thrown a spanner in the works when it comes to holidays.
Virtual tours aren’t anywhere near as good as the real thing but they are better than nothing. Some are actually quite enjoyable, helping relax your mind and escape from reality through your computer or tablet.
In fact, there are many aquariums, parks and tourist attractions around the world offering virtual tours for free to help people stay curious and occupied. So let’s go…
1. Cliffs of Moher, Ireland
Relax during golden hour by viewing the sunset off the Cliffs of Moher in Ireland (pictured top). You can take a virtual tour of the famous Irish geological landmark on the Cliffs of Moher website.
2. The National Aquarium, Baltimore, USA
Walk through tropical waters to the icy tundra in this floor-by-floor tour of the famous, Baltimore-based aquarium. Navigate through different floors and scenes to explore close to 20,000 animals at the National Aquarium.
The National Aquarium, Baltimore.
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Sea-dwellers like African penguins and Beluga Whales are the stars of this aquarium’s live cam.
Georgia Aquarium.
With lots of different live webcams from the Georgia Aquarium such as a Jelly webcam, African Penguin, Beluga Whale, Ocean Voyager, Piranha, Otter, Underwater Puffin and Sea Lion you’ll have plenty of relaxation time to sit and watch all the interesting animals.
Join New England Aquarium for live presentations, new videos and activities that you can get involved in from home.
New England Aquarium, Boston.
Their daily presentations are posted every day. Watch as acquarianists feed the penguins and octopus and the many other animals that the aquarium has to offer. Unwind with the live stream from inside the giant ocean tank exhibit.
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