The Adelive crew check out Mesa Lunga in Gouger st Adelaide Australia .........

Amelia checks out her favourite place on the Queensland coast in Australia...

Our destination wedding took us to the Lost Iguana Resort in la Fortuna, Costa Rica. This clip is of toasts from our wedding party. Includes cake cutting and groom carrying bride over threshold.

Cool, organic travel documentary that shows the unexpected and fascinating life of America's 4th largest city. Great cinematography, some celebrity cameos and musical performances paint a beatiful picture of this thriving community. Produced by the Greater Houston Convention and Visitor's bureau and Zenfilm with support from Continental Airlines. http://www.visithoustontexas.com Executive Producers: Holly Rosenow, Lindsey Brown, Laurette Canizares and Katy Huggins. Producer: Merideth Melville Director: W. Ross Wells Cinematographers: Raul Casares and Wayne Forster Gaffer: Richard Lacy 1st AC: Justin DeGuire Camera and Lens Systems: Panavision/Plus 8 Digital Houston Lighting: MC Lighting/The Lighting Zone

Lara checks out the 3 Sisters & rides the steepest incline Railway in the world down to a lush and hidden valley. The 415m descent will take you through a cliff side tunnel into ancient rain forest. From here, you are free to explore the Scenic Walkway which will guide you through the forest to the Scenic Cableway platform.

Audrey Saunders, of Manhattan's Pegu Club, serves up three of the house's refined signature drinks, and talks about the cocktail renaissance in America.

This is the opportunity of a lifetime if you've ever wanted to dive with sharks. You will get up close and personal with huge grey nurse sharks, giant stingrays, sea turtles, wobbegong sharks, moray eels and a vast array of marine life.

St. Maarten’s newest restaurant and the one everybody is talking about. Valentino’s Italian Bistro opened just last week and people are saying the food is unbelievably good. Valentino’s was put together by the famous Jimbo of Jimbo’s Mesquite Grill which is right next door and this guy really knows what he’s doing. The restaurant has a movie theme and is named after Rudolph Valentino and also the fact that Jimbo’s birthday is on Valentine;s Day. In this V-Log, Jimbo shows you around and even has an encounter with some idiot who shows up five hours before opening time and wants to wait. Check it out.

We rendezvous with "The Dancing Machine" before landing at White Bay on Jost Van Dyke. From "painkillers" at the Soggy Dollar Bar to lobster at Sidney's Peace and Love, it just doesn't get any better.

Chef Barbara Lynch calls her style at No. 9 Park "refined European country fare" or "French cuisine with an Italian flair." You can indulge yourself in the resturant's bar, café or one of two dining rooms, each with a different, but equally stylish, mood.