11 Epic Adventures You Have To Do Before 30

1. 11 Epic Adventures You Have To Do Before 30 We spend much of our lives outdoors as we age, so every bucket list should include a few outdoor adventures. While you are sure to love street food in Singapore and opera in Vienna, we've added a few outdoor adventures to your list since most of us spend most of our time outside these days. Book through genuine tour manager companies. Take part in epic hikes, extreme sports, and creative ways to admire some of the world's most stunning landscapes on these intrepid travel adventures. There are 11 activities guaranteed to thrill-and change your outlook on life no matter what you do, whether you're hot air ballooning over Turkey or climbing Mount Fuji.

2. 1. Travel to Peru to climb Machu Picchu The famous Incan citadel found in the Andes is on any adventurer's must-visit list. A bus can get you to the site, but if you're feeling adventurous, you can trek the entire 26-mile long Incan Trail over five days. It is possible to drop off at kilometre marker 104 and complete the whole experience within 24 hours. 2. Glacier hunting in Greenland As one of the most untouched places on earth, Greenland is one of the most expensive and difficult to get to, but well worth the effort. On a cruise excursion, you'll have the chance to see icebergs that are over 100 years old float off the mainland.

3. 3. A hot air balloon flies over Cappadocia, Turkey Taking a hot air balloon ride over Cappadocia, a region of central Turkey, allows you to see the famous limestone spires and fairy chimneys from a 360-degree vantage point that is impossible from the ground. The best way to experience hot air balloon tourism in Cappadocia is to book with Kapadokya Balloons, the first company that started it. The flight is accompanied by transfers to and from your hotel, snacks, full insurance, and a champagne reception afterwards. Book before through tour manager companies. 4. Discover the Great Barrier Reef by swimming The Great Barrier Reef is a must-see for all divers and snorkelers. This natural wonder is home to 400 types of coral and 1,500 types of fish, although it has been rapidly eroding due to coral bleaching and global warming. The urgency of seeing it in its full glory-and of understanding what we are losing-is higher than ever. Since this is a trip you need to plan, why not prepare it for 2022 and beyond? Australia has been strict about closing its border during the pandemic. 5. Climb Mount Everest Mt. Everest is one of the world's highest peaks, known to hikers and non-hikers alike. A true expert should only attempt to tackle this behemoth. Attempting Everest in 2016 was the first attempt by alpinist Adrian Ballinger after climbing three 20,000-foot peaks, one 23,000-foot peak, and one 26,000-foot extreme. But hey, if you're among the lucky few who have the experience, time, and funding to struggle your way to the summit, then I'm sure you'll succeed. Although the climbing season this year has ended (March to May), you still need that extra year to prepare.

4. 6. The Northern Lights: a romantic sleep under the stars The mysterious Northern Lights. A trip to Finnish Lapland is a must if you want to see the Technicolor phenomenon in all its glory. Location, season, weather conditions are all factors to consider when witnessing the spectacle. If you are lucky enough to spend the night in a Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort igloo or travel on an Aurora Bubble Sled, then the Arctic is one of the best places on earth for viewing the Northern Lights. Plan a trip during December or March to maximize your viewing opportunities by tour manager companies.

5. 7. Boat under the Iguazú Falls The Iguazú Falls on the border of Argentina and Brazil is South America's most spectacular waterfall. In addition to viewing the more than 200 cascades (leaping 270 feet in the air) from the surrounding walkways and catwalks, you can also sail right under the exhilarating; high-pressure falls on one of the Iguaz* Jungle inflatable rafts. 8. Climb Mount Fuji Mt. Fuji stands 12,388 feet above villages and reflects in lakes, making it probably Japan's most iconic natural wonder. There are many places where you can see the landmark, including Lake Kawaguchi in Fujikawaguchiko and the Park Hyatt Tokyo, but the best views are from the mountain itself. Take advantage of the official climbing season, from early July to mid-September (hopefully in 2022), when trails and paved roads are free of snow.

6. 9. Explore Mexico's cenotes Yucatán's cavernous cenotes are one of the highlights of this beautiful peninsula. Diving through underground cave systems is an incredible experience, floating in one of these natural sinkholes. You can view one of the most beautiful underwater sites on the planet at Dos Ojos ("Two Eyes") (bonus points for visibility underwater), and you can also visit Gran Cenote for rock formations that look like Gothic architecture. 10. Niagara Falls zipline Despite its height, the 2,200-foot MistRider in Ontario has attracted adventurous travellers ever since its opening in 2016. Four zip lines reach speeds of more than 40 miles per hour, and the ride spans the Niagara Gorge from top to bottom. As long as Canada opens to visitors later this year, we should be able to take a ride when the operation is open June through December. 11. New Zealand's Kawarau River, bungee jumping The Kawarau Bridge Bungy arguably invented adventure sports in New Zealand in 1988. The historic, steel-framed Kawarau Bridge on New Zealand's South Island attracts around 38,000 visitors annually to jump from its 140-foot height. In New Zealand and Australia, the border has been closed through the entire pandemic, but those dives will be waiting when you return to travel. Some tour manager companies give you good offers. Source: www.reddit.com/user/dazonntravels/comments/twpazn/11_epic_adventures_you_ have_to_do_before_30