If you get shivers down your spine each time you think of relaxing on an isolated, tranquil beach with a decent book, fear not. You will be pleased to know that Europe is packed with exhilarating destinations for extreme and adventurous sports. Whether you want to fall from a plane, launch yourself off a steep cliff, or hurtle down intense rapids, you will find all the adrenaline-infused sports at one of these European destinations.
Interlaken, Switzerland
There’s no denying that Interlaken is considered the extreme and adventure sports capital of Europe. It comes equipped with a vast selection of heart racing activities, including paragliding, bungee jumping, and canyoning. If this is still not enough excitement for you, you are more than welcome to make your way to Lauterbrunnen where you will find the best base-jumping sites in the world.
Tarifa, Spain
This small town in Spain, known as Tarifa, is a popular destination for kite surfers. The reason its become a global hub for kite surfers is the constant high winds that form on this peninsula, making it a perfect destination to surf along the ocean at incredible speeds with nothing more than a board and a large kite keeping you out of danger. If you are new to the world of kitesurfing, you will be pleased to know that there are tons of schools located in the area to help you with the basics.
Mont Blanc, France
The highest peak in Europe is Mont Blanc. Therefore, it should come as no surprise that this region is immensely popular for adrenaline junkies. Taking a climb to the summit of Mont Blanc is considered one of the most exhilarating and challenging tasks in the world. However, if you much rather prefer something less daunting, you can also opt in to enjoy a paraglide above the sensational scenery.
Cesky Krumlov, Czech Republic
The gorgeous and stunning Cesky Krumlov is a short drive away from Prague, which is the capital of the Czech Republic. It’s packed with incredible activities that will get your heart pumping with adrenaline, but not too much to send you over the edge. The Vltava river is ideal for all types of water sports, including floating down the river with an inflatable tube or using a raft to enjoy the rapids.
Innsbruck, Austria
Innsbruck might appear idyllic and tranquil at first, especially to those that want to experience the deep blue skies and soaring peaks from the comfort of the popular valley. However, this destination is also home to some of the most extreme sports in the world, including bungee jumping and intense skiing.
Le Marche, Italy
Even though its renowned for its art scene, culture, and food, the town of Le Marche is also popular for skydiving enthusiasts. It will provide the most beautiful scenery known to man, 9,000 feet above the town. It’s ideal for both experienced and novice skydivers and offers a range of other exciting sports once you touch down on the ground.
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