Ample leisure time allows for a raft of thrilling experiences inducing different degrees of adrenaline rush from balloon rides to freefall parachuting.
Unpredictable UK weather conditions can be a bit of a stumbling block but add a small slice of sun to the equation and the whole extreme sports arena suddenly opens up to encompass many more attractive propositions. A hot air balloon at dawn across the Arizona desert holds a much broader appeal than, say, one over the flats of Northamptonshire and a leap off the soaring mountains to paraglide down to the powdery white sands and glistening blue lagoon of Turkey’s famous Olu Deniz beach is something a fair few of us may contemplate, well at least from the comfort of our sun loungers.
The great range of water-based UK sports tend to remain the province of more hardy animals. It’s difficult to beat the excellent kayaking and canoeing in the cascades of North Wales’ Canolfan Tryweryn National Whitewater Centre and the huge windsurfing community are spoilt for choice with competitions taking place year round across the country.
But how much more appealing the wind and water sounds if you factor...
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