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TIPS TO PLAN A
SUMMER ADVENTURE
Few people
would deny
summer is a
season of relaxation.
But that familiar laid
back vibe does not
mean summer also
can’t be a time for adventure.
The definition of an
adventure depends
on who does the defining. To some, an adventure may entail
relaxing on a boat as it sways back and forth on a serene
lake or in a calm ocean. For others, adrenaline levels need
to rise in order for an activity to qualify as an adventure. It’s
perfectly alright for people to define adventure in their own
unique way. However one chooses to define an adventure, the
following are some summer adventure planning pointers that
can make an upcoming excursion more enjoyable.
• Choose your destination and route. Heading off for parts
unknown with no itinerary may seem like the ultimate adventure.
However, a lack of planning can quickly derail a
getaway. Traffic, fellow tourists, lodging shortages, and other
unwanted developments are all likely when vacationers do
not plan ahead. By planning an adventure in advance, travelers
can choose routes that are less likely to be overcome with
traffic, book stays in memorable and comfortable accommodations
and steer clear of crowded tourist destinations.
• Leave yourself some leeway. Of course, planning ahead does
not require planning every second of each day you will be
traveling. Leave yourself some wiggle room and free time to
head off the beaten path if you so desire. Avoid making dinner
reservations for each night you’re traveling, as doing so might
lead you to prioritize making the reservation over exploring.
Instead, build in some days and nights where you can go at
your own pace without having to rush to ensure you make it
to a prearranged activity or dinner reservation on time.
• Pack food and beverages. Nothing can derail an adventure
more quickly than thirst and/or a growling stomach. Going
off the grid or enjoying an adventure without a schedule dictating
your every moment is easier when you pack food and
beverages. Depending on where you’re going, the nearest eatery
could be far away, which means travelers who don’t pack
food and beverages are likely to spend more time driving in
search of sustenance than they are enjoying an adventure.
• Make a contingency plan. Road trips are not as predictable
as excursions to resorts that make no secret about all guests
can enjoy during their stay. Traffic, large crowds and weather
can turn an adventurous road trip into an exercise in managing
frustration. A contingency plan that includes a detailed
list of alternative activities and destinations can ensure an adventure
does not become a nightmare if forces beyond your
control present themselves.
• Ask for everyone’s input. Everyone, even solo travelers, can
benefit from additional insight when planning an adventure.
Parents can ask their children if there’s anything in particular
they want to do during a trip so kids are equally excited
about the vacation. Solo travelers can ask friends and family
members for advice about potential activities and sights to see
during their trip.
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