Top 4 Adventure Holidays Tips

Your adventure journey will take you on a wide range of experiences, depending on how far you want to push the limits. Stretching your comfort zone can be a rewarding and fun approach to exploring and learning new things. Regardless of what you believe to be 'adventure,' consider these tips before you plunge off the proverbial cliff.

1. Strong Boots a Must for Mountaineering in Burma

Burma (Myanmar) has long been renowned as Southeast Asia's cultural and historic sanctuary.

If you stray from the well-beaten tourist path, you'll find yourself in thick jungles, lonely villages, and hidden waterfalls that can only be accessed on foot or by bike.

• Trails for hiking and cycling have been established.
• As the country becomes more accessible to trekkers and cyclists each year, the facilities are improving.

Because trekking and hiking in Myanmar are still relatively new, the infrastructure isn't as well-developed as in Nepal. Hence, any adventurer worth their salt should consider strong and sturdy footwear long before they set off.

2. Change your Sock if you're Walking in Wales

Keeping dry socks will keep feet dry and free of blisters.

In Wales, the entire length of the country's coastline is now walkable — over 870 miles of natural beauty accompanied by the sea – thanks to the completion of the Wales Coast Path.

Walking is a fantastic pastime that benefits your mind, body, and spirit, but it can be difficult depending on the type of stroll you choose. This challenge is made even more difficult by blisters and aching feet.