Adventure sports are not everyones cup of tea and are only undertaken by the most daring of people. No matter where you go in the world, there are different kinds of adventure sports you can try. From risky to less risky, there is something designed for almost everyone. Have a look at our list of adventure sports to try out once in a lifetime:

White water rafting

This extreme water sport is usually done in teams on rough waters. Rafting involves riding down the waves of a river in an inflatable boat with a few rapids along the way that you encounter. It is a wet and wild adventure full of thrills and excitement. Rafting involves energy so be sure to eat lots of food before you go on this adventure.

Sky diving

This one is for the serious risk takers who would go to extreme lengths just for the sake of adventure. Sky diving involves jumping from a helicopter into the sky while a parachute opens up after a few minutes. You can relish the beauty of the landscape from above just like a bird sees the earth below it. Go for this sport if you’re daring enough.

Cliff diving

This one is for the water lovers. Cliff diving involves jumping into the water from great heights. It does not require any special training beforehand and can be done by almost anyone.

Parasailing

Parasailing is a relatively less risky adventure sport which involves people being towed behind a boat which is attached to a parachute. It is an extremely fun activity to undertake especially with friends or a loved one.

Paragliding

A riskier version of parasailing, paragliding involves running off of a cliff into the air. Yes! That is exactly what you have to do, so if you are someone who is scared of heights, this sport is not for you. But once you face your fears, the experience is worth every penny spent. Whether you paraglide in the Swiss Alps or Turkish Lands, the majestic views from up above are to die for.

Snorkeling

Have you ever wondered how life under the sea is ? Then why not go snorkeling? Dive into the sea and enjoy swimming along the water and enter into the world of marine life. Snorkeling does not require any special training which is why it can be done by anyone, although some far off areas may need to be accessed by boat.

Zip lining

Being attached to a cable with a free moving pulley, you push yourself from one end to the other while basking in the glory of the scenic views in your way. The adrenaline rush felt in this sport is a must for thrill seekers. It is also safe as you are attached to a harness with a helmet on your head.

Zorbing

Zorbing is a fun sport which involves going downhill inside a ball. It can either be done alone or in teams as part of a race. Zorbing can be done both on land or water, whichever is prefered by you.