Top 10 Extreme Travel Adventures to Do in Life

People with courage who can’t enjoy flop out holidays are always searching for adventures full of adrenaline. Look at a shortlist for extreme globetrotters and choose some or all points to complete.

Volcano Boarding in Nicaragua

This activity sounds dangerous after description – climb on the active volcano and get down its crater on a small wooden board. 

These expeditions often end with different injuries, so be careful and hold on for your life while flying into the volcano. If you use your feet while flying down, you’ll probably avoid injuries. Companies offering these trips offer transfer to and from the volcano, safety goggles, and a special suit, a wooden board, and drinking water.

Skydiving in Dubai

High-level skydiving views and atmosphere is here in the heart of the UAE. Get ready to fast jump from a severe height at speed over100 miles per hour. Badly prepared travelers may not be afraid as a professional Dubai skydiver will follow and help with your first skydiving experience. You will practice the tandem jump until you don’t prove you’re able to do it alone getting a certificate. Skydiving here is so popular, so better book one in advance.

Bungee Jumping in New Zealand

Jumping off high objects such as buildings, bridges, rocks is a famous extreme travel adventure worldwide. Bungee jumping in New Zealand offers you freedom of height choice up to almost 450 ft. We recommend trying the most convenient first of all, and after that, try the higher one if needed. Try some more extreme attractions, for example, swings if you don’t like bungees.

ZORBing in New Zealand

This funny and spectacular activity allows one to feel how it is to be a hamster. Of course, it doesn’t mean you require to run around circles because you are free to take tracks different from one another. To make this race a bit more complicated, choose wet racing instead of dry. After that, have fun competing, falling, getting back on feet, and falling again! Pay only about $32 per race to discover ZORBing and never forget about the experience.

Shark Cage Diving in Hawaii

It’s time to adrenalize yourself and go directly to sharks… in a specialized cage, of course. Hawaii seems to be the best place to compare hiking on the island’s landscapes and cliff jumping and the shark diving inside a cage. You’ll dive in the waters of the Pacific and see a terrifying picture of sharks swimming around your cage when swimming far enough from the shore of the Oahu Island. Don’t forget a water-proof cam for great photos of the individual diving set and diving of other brave souls. An average rate to pay is $120, but unforgettable emotions cost much more.

Cliff Walk in China

One of the truly scaring activities ever is cliff walk on the mountain Hua Shan nearby Chinese city Huayin. Just calm down, try not to look at valley under the cliff, and start walking on the path made of steel rod ladders and plank walks of wood. Safety question is decided simply here by two straps fixed on the wires that are held across the whole path to show the way on the cliff or several ones.

The Big Rush in Durban, South Africa

What to do walking around the Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban used during the FIFA World Cup 2010? No doubt, book the Big Rush of 350 ft with free-fall over 195 ft across the football pitch. This swing is a Guinness World Record holder, and that means a thrilling bungee flight!

Fastest Zip Lining in South Africa

Don’t end your extreme travel adventures in South Arica after Durban and go to a zipline to continue. Stay ready for lying face down the land under the over a mile zipline, which you pass at a speed of around 75 mph. Today there’s other ziplines longer, faster, or a bit higher, but this one will give you a great shake, be sure.

Whitewater Rafting in Zambia

You’ll be wet and no surprise because you will try the water rafting at the Maramba River Lodge in Livingstone. Travelers can choose the type of rafting from high of low water and prepare to keep helmets on their heads. You’ll have to hold tight while being thrown from side to side on the toughest rafting route worldwide. This extreme travel adventure for sportive and stress-resistant guys costs around $150 per a guy. If paying online, you’ll receive a pleasant discount.

Ice Swimming in Finland

One of the Scandinavian countries friendly lets you to have pleasure from the water of an icy lake with snow surrounding it. 

This feeling will remind you about times you jumped into a pool that wasn’t warmer than 73 degrees not to suffer a slow entering the water. After such memorable cold-water diving, you’ll be ready for every temperature challenge. A great combo of cold water and the Finnish sauna makes brave travelers healthier and stronger than they were before it.