While most people tend to view a dip in the hot tub as relaxing, a group of Swiss adventurers don’t feel that sitting in a jacuzzi is anywhere near hardcore enough. These thrill seekers have spent the last ten years “extreme hot tubbing” in exotic locations around the world, amassing a following of equally insane people who seem to enjoy watching people get naked and sit in a tub full of frothy water in completely non sexual situations in exotic and dangerous locations.

Extreme hot tubbing  involves placing a jacuzzi in the sling of a crane and then lowering it over a cliff, so that a bathtub full of extremely crazy people are suspended in midair. So far they’ve tubbed it up in the Alps and Andes, among other places, always looking to up the ante.

Their latest gathering was at Gueuroz Bridge in the Swiss mountains which crosses a 600 ft. high gaping abyss, which is bound to be nuts because it has the word abyss in it, and it’s not like they use that word for just any old crack in the earth. Somehow karma failed to send them pummeting to their doom, and they spent quite a bit of time literally just hanging out in a hot tub.

The whole jacuzzi hanging experience was caught on tape, and will soon be made into a documentary, and quite possibly a blooper reel. For those of you who aren’t afraid of heights, here’s another extreme sport to check out.

Mud is also used in medical porpuse, the health benefits that users swear by are not scientifically proven, but you know what you feel. The mud treatment is said to help clear clogged pores. Toxins are removed from the body as well. Those who suffer from pain in their muscles and joints have found relief through mud baths

So you can combine two usufull stuff in one, music festival and mud beauty and healthy treatment to heal and rejuvenate the entire body.