World's Most Dangerous Tours. Not for the light-hearted

One of the most dangerous tours in the world is when you go tornado chasing in the United States. A company called Extreme Tornados specialises in your close encounters with the tornadoes. It costs you $2600 plus meals and airfares for a weeklong chase. The tours are from mid-April to July mostly in the southern part of United States coinciding with the tornadoes of course.

Often called the most dangerous road in the world, Death road links La Paz to Coroico in Bolivia. Approximately 200 to 300 travellers die annually on this 70 km route through mountainous region. But, be careful as this narrow road does not have much space to move over. There are even memorials dedicated to lost lives at some places which you can visit.

At Victoria Falls Bridge above the Zambezi River, tourists can leap head first over crocodile infested waters. It is definitely not for the light hearted and a pure adrenaline rush experience! At Victoria Falls Bridge above the Zambezi River, tourists can leap head first over crocodile infested waters. It is definitely not for the light hearted and a pure adrenaline rush experience!

At Victoria Falls Bridge above the Zambezi River, tourists can leap head first over crocodile infested waters. It is definitely not for the light hearted and a pure adrenaline rush experience!

Afghanistan is now a dangerous country to encounter especially so after the Taliban and other terrorist forces. But, nonetheless if you reach Nurist?n, also spelled Nurest?n or Nooristan, mountainous wonderland with inaccessible valleys, you will find your troubles worth the effort. Quite possibly one of the most beautiful places and yet untouched! is one of the 34 provinces of Afghanistan, located in the eastern part of the country home one of the world's least known peoples.

Wanting to something illegal and thus dangerous!! Visit the Colombia's cocaine factories. This tour will have you on the edge as if caught with the drug makers get ready to be arrested. Only for a meagre 9 dollars you can go with a guide via the Caribbean coast to La Ciudad Perdida, also known as The Lost City. You can see the coca plants used to make the drug and cocaine lab on these tours.