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Looking for a new idea when planning your next group travel excursion? The latest thing in group travel is planning “adventure” type of experiences - anything from skydiving, whitewater rafting to shark diving. These adventure travel plans can be done with groups of any size - large or small groups are usually welcomed.

Adventure travel is great for families, corporate team building, bachelor parties or any celebration type of travel. Here are some of the best ideas in adventure travel:

Fighter Combat Flying - This full day of training and aerial competition is great for groups that love speed, flying, and competitions. This high anxiety training will satisfy even all the daredevils of the group. This is not for those afraid of heights or flying.

NASCAR racing - Daytona Beach Florida hosts locations where you can experience short track racing in a real NASCAR vehicle. Usually includes driving lessons and a chance to race on a Speedway.

Shark Dive Adventures - these can be found in the Bahamas, Florida and in California. Ranging from one day adventures to several days at sea you will get to experience sharks up close and personal.

Whitewater rafting - you can find several locations across the US that host rafting experiences. You can customize your plans based on the adventure level you are looking for - from basic (first timers) rafting to the highest level of rafting - based on the experience level of your group.

Skydiving - If you really want a thrill for your group, look into skydiving - with many locations found across the US you can usually find one close to you. If your group is into high excitement - look no further than skydiving.

These are just a few ideas on group adventure travel - you can customize your next group travel based on what your group is looking to do. You can find more details on this type of travel on the internet - adventure travel is a growing industry with more and more companies getting involved. If you see something you like, contact the tour company for more information and don’t be afraid to ask for references on past participants.

Tags: travel, group+travel, adventure+travel

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