Wonderful landscapes, unspoilt sceneries and a lovely time spent catching up with your loved ones- a hiking trip, a biking trip or a swimming trip all offer this and more. If you are interested in booking a breakaway hiking, biking or swimming, but are not sure which one to do, below we look more into the three options to help you out.
A lot of people opt for a city break or a beach break for their yearly holiday, which has its own benefits, but why not try something different and book yourself a hiking, biking or swimming trip? All three will give you the option to explore as well as spend some quality time with those you love. No matter your experience or fitness level, there are different holidays that you can book, which cater for all.
The popularity of hiking holidays, biking and swimming trips has grown over the years. Would it be the right holiday for you? Keep on reading to discover more about them.
Hiking
Due to there being a vast number of walking holidays in england, this means providers have created trips that suit all ranges of abilities. This means beginners can enjoy easier adventures when compared to the routes the more advanced hiking holidays offer. One of the main benefits of going on a hiking trip is that you get to spend a lot of quality time catching up with the people you are traveling with. As you can imagine, you will be on foot for many hours, where you can really bond and forget about the stresses everyday life brings.
Biking
If you are into fitness and enjoy exploring multiple destinations, then a biking trip could be a good option for you. To start with, a biking trip is great for your cardiovascular system; you’ll be working your muscles as well as helping your heart. When cycling, you will be able to travel a longer distance than on a hike, meaning you’ll get to see more destinations and biking trips can be very affordable. Take a moment to look up BIking trips on YouTube, as this is a great way to see real-life examples of what to expect if you book one.
Swimming
When we say a swimming break away, this can involve various types of swimming activities. A swimming break could be a kayaking trip through the Norwegian fjords. A swimming trip could be a surfing holiday in Australia, or a swimming trip could be a scuba diving break in the Caribbean. Whatever you choose, you’ll enjoy the adventure it offers as well as the adrenaline rush it provides. It’s a very different type of break from a biking or hiking trip, but just like those two options, you’ll create many long-lasting memories.
Have you been on a hiking, biking or swimming trip before? Which one is your favourite trip and why? Is there another way to travel and see the world which you think others should consider? Let us know in the comment box below, we look forward to hearing from you.
