Tips for Adventure Traveling: What to Do?
Traveling can be stressful, even more so if you plan to travel a lot this year. We know how it feels when you’re trying to plan your travels for the entire year and how everything falls into place.
Some things are bound to stress you no matter how many times you’ve traveled or how well-prepared you are. That is why we are here to help you find tips and tricks to make traveling less stressful and more enjoyable.
Plan your travel route.
Planning your trips will help you save money and time. You can find the best flights, hotels, and transportation deals.
It will be easier to stay organized, especially when traveling with a group. While you don’t want to get too caught up in the details before you depart since things can (and probably will) go wrong, it’s helpful to have a general idea of how you want to spend your time.
This way, you can make adjustments as you go and adapt to any last-minute changes.
Know where you can find free WiFi.
Free WiFi is a blessing if you travel a lot and need a constant connection. Finding a place with free WiFi is crucial if you want to stay connected to your friends, family, and co-workers back home. Places like coffee shops, hotels, and airports usually provide free WiFi.
If you can’t find any nearby, try searching for a WiFi password hack online. You can also use apps like WiFi Finder or WiFi Hunter to find public WiFi nearby. Make sure you don’t log into any private accounts connected to public WiFi or risk getting hacked.
Bring a battery pack with you.
A low-battery phone can be frustrating when traveling with a group and coordinating schedules. You never know when you’ll be low on charge and need a phone. A battery pack can be a great solution to this problem.
You never know when there will be a power outage or when you are waiting for your next flight. Bringing a battery pack can keep you connected and stay on your to-do list.
Don’t forget to charge your phone beforehand.
This one’s obvious, but it’s easy to forget about it. Charge your phone beforehand so you won’t have to worry about it running out of charge halfway through your trip.
You’ll be glad you did when you get lost and need to find your way back to the hotel. You can also use your phone to take pictures with your camera or upload your travel journal so far. Keeping your phone charged is crucial, especially if you’re traveling abroad.
If you don’t know the voltage in other countries and accidentally plug your device into the wrong voltage, it can fry your phone.
Use apps to navigate the city and find free WiFi spots.
Find apps that can help you navigate the city you’re in. Apps like Yelp, TripAdvisor, and Hopper can help you find the best places in the town, so you can save money by not overspending on food, transportation, and tourist attractions.
You can also use apps like WiFi Finder or WiFi Hunter to find free WiFi hotspots. If traveling abroad, apps like Google Translate Translate, Waygo, and iTranslate Voice can help you navigate the city.
Don’t be afraid to ask for help or change your plans if necessary.
Everyone travels because they want to be on the go and have fun. If you’re with a group of people and the trip is organized, don’t be afraid to ask for help or change your plans. You don’t want to be that person slowing everyone down or holding everyone back.
Don’t be afraid to ask for help if you need it. If you need to catch a flight to a new destination because of a delay or a change in plans, don’t be afraid to change your itinerary.
There will be people who are willing to help if you need it. And never be afraid to apologize or ask for forgiveness if you accidentally inconvenience someone.
Adventure Traveling: What to Pack?
Now that we’ve covered what you should do when traveling let’s talk about what to pack for your trip. You don’t want to pack too light and forget to bring essential items.
You also don’t want to pack too much and have trouble carrying your luggage. Remember the weather, your destination, and your schedule when planning your trip.
Warm Clothing
If you’re traveling somewhere cold, pack warm clothing. Whether you’re in the middle of winter or going on a trip to a snowy place, bring a jacket with you. You never know when the weather changes, and you don’t want to catch a cold because you weren’t prepared.
Comfortable Shoes
Your feet are going to get tired. You don’t want to be walking in uncomfortable shoes because you don’t want to be caught dead in them. Make sure to pack a pair of comfortable shoes or flip-flops.
Accessories
You don’t want to pack too lightly. You never know when the weather may change, and you don’t want to get caught in a storm with nothing to keep you warm. Pack a few accessories like hats, a scarf, and gloves.
Toiletries
While you don’t want to pack too light, being over-prepared with your toiletries wouldn’t hurt. Bring a handful of disposable shavers, razors, and toothbrushes. You don’t want to have to buy new ones or have to find a place to exchange them.
Travel journal
Bring a travel journal where you can write down your thoughts, feelings, and experiences. This is a great way to remember your trip and reflect on your journey once you’re back home.
Don’t forget to enjoy yourself and don’t stress over traveling.
There will be times when you’ll feel overwhelmed and stressed out, especially if this is your first time traveling. Don’t worry too much because it’s all a part of the journey. Just try your best to enjoy yourself and don’t stress about traveling.
Rick Kaselj, MS
When you’re traveling, try your best to keep moving. When you have to sit down, try to change positions as often as possible. You’ll notice a difference in how you feel after your travels, both physically and mentally. Try our 10 Gentle Yoga Poses to Undo the Damage of Sitting All Day that might help.
