Actor Danielle Cormack travels through Syria (an Arabic country associated with US president George Bush's infamous "axis of evil") and Jordan and discovers a different reality to western perceptions of the Middle East. Cormack engages with countries awash with ancient history, warm people and picturesque vistas. Highlights of Cormack's trip include natural wonders - "I've always wanted to float in The Dead Sea ... it was so salty, like a tin of anchovies in one hit" - and the man-made spectacular of Petra, the ancient city carved out of stone.
The inspiration for Intrepid Journeys came from Jam TV's Melanie Rakena's passion for adventure travel. Having ...
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