Types of extreme tourism

Types of extreme tourism


Types of extreme tourism

Water sports of extreme tourism include: diving,

wakeboarding, water skiing, windsurfing, surfing, kayaking, rafting.

Diving (snorkeling, diving) is very popular in

all over the world. Russian divers are mostly young, their

the average age is 30 years (in the USA - 36). This is an intelligent city

Russian youth: in Russia, the vast majority (77%) of divers

have higher education (50% in the USA).

In general, diving in Russia is very poorly developed and costs according to our standards.

very expensive by the standards. Yes, and the number of travel companies, I suggest-

There are few people who take this type of recreation directly in Russia. After all, Cher-

the sea, of course, cannot be compared in the beauty of the underwater world with the Red

nym. Therefore, many Russians prefer to travel to Sharm El

Sheikh or Southeast Asia. For a slightly higher price they

get much more pleasure.

Wakeboarding is a combination of water skiing, snow-

cleaning, skating and surfing. The boat is towing a raider standing on a

mouth, wide board. Moving at a speed of 30–40 km/h with additional

ballast on board, the boat leaves behind a wave that

ruyu raider uses as a springboard. In a jump, you can perform

many different tricks. Particularly dynamic wakeboarding

began to develop in the early 1990s. He revolutionized water

sports in the same way as snowboarding in alpine skiing. From SW-

treatment of a small group of enthusiasts, he turned into a popular

ny sport with its own philosophy and culture. Lots of tricks

came to wakeboarding from related "board" sports -

snowboarding, skateboarding, which gives the wakeboarder the opportunity

progress throughout the year. All you need is just change

board!

The cost of a full set of "wakeboarding" equipment -

from $400. For wakeboarding you need a special boat, but such

boats are expensive, which is why they rarely appear in Russia. Investigator-

but, in our country, this type of recreation is almost not developed due to

the juice cost of the tourist product.

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Water skiing is one of the most famous types of outdoor activities.

Ha. This is a worthy replacement for mountain and cross-country skiing. Aquatic

skis first appeared in 1922, when the American Ralph Samuel-

dream, a resident of Minnesota, experimenting with the usual winter

skis, I decided to try them on the water. Two wide pine

he equipped the boards with fasteners for the legs. After that, the inventor

on foot tried skiing on the waters of the lake in Lake City. This kind of sports

constantly progressed, and today it has become so spectacular

and popular that in 1998 the Greek Olympic Committee recommended

allowed to introduce water skiing into the program of the 2004 Olympics in Afi-

nah. True, the final decision of the IOC on this issue is

and did not accept.

Windsurfing is a type of sailing; races on special

oval CFRP board with a rough surface

for stability, with stabilizer fins on the lower flat

sti and a small sail that is attached to the board. was born

in the USA (1968).

Surfing is the same, only without a sail. Actually, windser-

Fing originated from surfing. With a good wind, you can develop

speed over 10–12 m/s. Well, today's record is

over 70 km/h.

Kayaking is a solo sport, although it is not without team spirit.

It makes it possible to challenge the elements and stay alone with her.

one.

There are three main directions in modern kayaking:

rowing slalom, rodeo and rafting.

Boixadors Castle

Cardona Castle

King’s Castle of Lleida

Montesquieu Castle

Montsoriu castle

Peralada Castle

Requesens castle

Remei Castle

Sant Ferran castle

Tortosa Castle

See here full list of Catalan castles (124 objects)

Banyoles – the largest lake in Catalonia

Canigou Peak – National Symbol of Catalonia

Cap de Creus — the easternmost point of the Iberian Peninsula

Salt Mountain Salins de Cardona

Val D’Aran valley

Madrid – the capital of Spain

Alcalá de Henares – a UNESCO site

Aranjuez – a UNESCO site

El Escorial – a UNESCO site

The Royal Palace of El Pardo

Chinchón and its Plaza Mayor

Nuevo Baztán and its historic center

The castle of Villarejo de Salvanés 

Museum of Aeronautics and Astronautics

Mérida and its Roman heritage by UNESCO

Badajoz and its military heritage

Olivenza – the historic and artistic site

Fregenal de la Sierra – an important Historic-Artistic Complex

Zafra and its attractions

Alburquerque and its Luna castle

Medellín and its Roman theater

Higuera de Vargas and its castle

The García de Sola reservoir – one of the largest in Extremadura

The Hermitage of Nuestra Señora Virgen de Gracia

The Alconchel Castle dates back to the 12th century

The Encomienda Castle and its history

Capricho de Cotrina – a peculiar Gaudi style building

Slalom kayaking is the ability to maneuver in a kayak, feeling

wailing a boat and water.

Rodeo, unlike slalom, is not only a virtuoso technique,

but also an element of the game. Freestyle kayak is the performance of various

tricks on a boat due to the peculiarities of the river relief.

On a kayak, you can go on a water trip along the river of any

complexity or to carry out game rafting on a small segment of the mountain

noah river, choosing individual obstacles in the form of barrels, shafts and

falls and passing them lightly. Natural to feel

confident during rafting, you need to master the basic technique

slalom and rodeo.

The kayaker's equipment includes: boat, helmet, rescue

vest, skirt (prevents water from entering the boat), rubberized

slippers and paddle.

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Rafting is a fascinating descent down a mountain river in a canoe or

special rafts. Rafting is one of the most visited tours,

completely safe even for the youngest tourists. In recent

over the years, it has attracted such great interest from amateurs

lei extreme vacation that most suitable for this

tourism of mountain rivers were mastered by professionals who are now

offer rafting tours to almost anywhere in the world.

Rafting tours are mainly of the following types:

day or half day and multi-day trips. During multi-day

tours tourists get to the remote corners of the mountains with untouched

nature, set up camp as the river passes and explore

wild surroundings around parking lots.

Terrestrial types of extreme tourism include:

biking, caving, caving, X-racing.

Mountain biking (mountain biking) is becoming more and more popular.

popular, despite its high cost.

Speleology. Judging by the fact that speleologists are people who

who in their free time go to caves with huge backpacks

zakami, then this is tourism. But at the same time, speleology is a science,

affairs of geology, namely cartography and hydrogeology. And most importantly,

caves are the last white spots on the world map, the last

the opportunity to go where not only no human has gone before,

but also where the gaze of his eyes or cameras did not fall. Research

this mysterious underground world and speleologists are engaged.

To engage in speleology, one must have a serious preparation

ku, and not only physical, but also technical, as well as psycho-

logical.

Spelestology is a fascinating mixture of tourism and science,

teasing cavities of artificial origin. In a broad sense

words spelestology is the science of artificial underground structures

zhenyakh. Spelestology is closely related to speleology, only spele-

stologists are not interested in caves. They are interested in penetration into

any underground urban structures that are inaccessible or uninteresting

spring for the rest.

X-racing is when extreme tourists are so good

and universally prepared that they can climb rocks, jump on

horses, kayak or raft along the rapids, rush along the

ram on a bike and go down the ropes under the waterfall ... These

people unite in teams and participate in competitions, the goal

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which - as quickly as possible to cover a distance of 3-4 hundreds of kilo-

meters using your skills. It's called multisport or

extreme (more often even adventure) races. In the West every

more than 200 extreme races, for example, large-scale

the largest races in Great Britain, organized by the Association of Ex-

tremal races of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ce-

loyal to Ireland.

Don Benito museum of the classic cars

Cáceres – a UNESCO heritage

Trujillo and its heritage

Hervás and its Jewish quarter

Guadalupe – one the most important pilgrimage centers in the Iberian Peninsula

Valencia de Alcántara and its attractions

Plasencia and its historical complex

Valverde de la Vera and its attractions

Coria and its attractions

Alcántara and its Roman bridge

San Martín de Trevejo and its architecture

Robledillo de Gata and its architecture

Cerezo and its installations

The Monastery of Yuste – European Heritage

The Gabriel y Galán reservoir named for the Salamanca poet

The Museum of motorcycles and classic cars in Hervás

A Coruña – the city of glass

A Ponte Maceira and its bridge

Betanzos – the capital of Galician Gothic

Camariñas and its attractions

Cape of Touriñán – the westernmost point of inland Spain

Castle of Vimianzo

Cee and its attractions

Cedeira and its lighthouses

Corcubión – a Historic-Artistic Site

Corme-Puerto and its beaches

Estaca de Bares lighthouse – the northernmost point of inland Spain

Ézaro and its beaches

Ferrol – the capital of the Spanish Navy’s Maritime Department of the North

Fisterra and its lighthouse

Laxe and its famous city beach

Malpica – a northernmost part of the Costa da Morte

Muros and its historic center

Muxía and its attractions

Noia and its historic center

Ortigueira and its beaches

O Porto de Bares – the northernmost resort of mainland Spain

Padrón and its peppers

Pontedeume – the gate to the Fragas del Eumenota Natural Park

Porto do Son and its beaches

Santiago de Compostela – a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Rianxo is famous for its mussels cultivation

Ribeira is famous for its archaeological heritage

Cebrero and its architecture

Foz and its beaches

Lugo and its UNESCO heritage

Monastery of San Vicente del Pino

Monastery of San Xulián de Samos

Monastery of San Salvador de Ferreira

Mondoñedo and its Cathedral

Monforte de Lemos and its attractions

Ribadeo – the easternmost resort of the Rías Altas

O Vicedo and its beaches

Vilalba and its La Pravia

Viveiro and its attractions

Puerto de Navacerrada ski resort

Arnado castle

Castro Caldelas and its castle

Celanova and its Monastery of San Salvador

Monastery of San Esteban de Ribas del Sil

Monastery of Santa María de Melón

Monastery of Santa María de Oseira

Ourense – one of the European cities with the greatest thermal heritage

Ribadavia – a Historical Artistic Site since 1947

Verín and its castle

A Guarda – a southernmost part of the Rías Baixas resorts

Aldán and its San Cibrán beach

Baiona was the first city in Europe to receive news of the discovery of America

Cambados is famous for its Albariño wine

Cangas and its beaches

Hórreos de Combarro – a Historic Site famous for its stone granaries

Monastery of Armentera

Monastery of San Salvador de Lérez

Monastery of the Benedictine Mothers in Cuntis

Monastery of San Lourenzo de Carboeiro

O Porriño known for its granite production

Panxón and its beaches

Pontevedra – a Historic-Artistic Site

Pontillón de Castro reservoir

Portonovo and its beaches

Sanctuary of Nosa Señora do Corpiño

Sanxenxo with its 36 km of beaches

Tui and its Cathedral of Santa María

Vigo – one of the economic engines of Galicia

Vilagarcía de Arousa and its beaches

Rías Altas

Costa da Morte

Rías Baixas

Briones and its attractions

Casalarreina and its monastery of Our Lady of Mercy

Enciso and its dinosaurs

Haro – capital of La Rioja wines

Logroño – capital of La Rioja

Monastery of Nuestra Señora de Valvanera

Monasteries of San Millán de Suso and San Millán de Yuso – UNESCO sites

Monastery of Santa María de San Salvador de Cañas – Cistercian abbey

Nájera and its monastery

Sajazarra and its castle

Santo Domingo de la Calzada and its Cathedral

Villoslada de Cameros and its attractions

Viniegra de Abajo and its attractions

Viniegra de Arriba and its attractions

Vivanco Museum of Wine Culture – world best museum devoted to wines by UNESCO

Abbey of Santa María la Real de la Oliva

Arantza and its attractions

Arazuri castle dates back to the 15th century

Artajona and its walled enclosure

Bera and its attractions

Castle of Xavier and art collection

Elizondo and its noble houses

Estella-Lizarra and its attractions

Etxalar has a National Tourism Award for beautification of the town

Fort of Alfonso XII

Lesaka and its architecture

Monastery of Leyre – a Benedictine monastery

Monastery of Santa Maria de Irache and its winery

Pamplona – the capital of Navarre

Puente la Reina and its Roman bridge

Roncal – Erronkari and its Church of San Esteban

Roncesvalles and the legend for the death of Roland

Royal Palace of Olite

Sangüesa and its attractions

Tudela and its attractions

Ujué and its church-fortress of Santa Maria

The city of Murcia and its attractions

Mula and its Tamborada festival

Cehegín – a Historic-Artistic Site

Caravaca de la Cruz and its heritage

Moratalla has the largest set of Mediterranean rock art in the Region of Murcia

Lorca – the city of 100 shields

Castle Palace of the Viscount of Ros and its history

The castle of Santa Catalina del Monte

Monteagudo Castle

Mar Menor – a coastal saltwater lagoon

San Pedro del Pinatar

Santiago de la Ribera

Los Alcázares

La Manga del Mar Menor

Cartagena

Mazarrón

Calabardina

Águilas

Valencia – the capital

Requena has one of the largest areas of ​​vineyards in Spain

Cofrentes and its castle

Ayora and its castle

Almansa and its castle

Xàtiva and its castle

Elche and its Palm Grove

Orihuela and its attractions

Forcall and its attractions

The Monastery of Sant Jeroni de Cotalba

Mountain types of extreme tourism include: mountaineering,

skiing and snowboarding.

Climbing is considered the most extreme recreation. Today

mountaineering is a whole industry that is uniformly

but develops and popularizes. Usually for climbing

it is customary to choose summer when the weather allows with minimal

loss to reach the intended peak. However, spicy lovers

sensations do not stop even in winter, and difficult weather conditions

and avalanches only add spice to the journey. They go to the mountains

to test yourself, take risks, overcome everything and get to the top

tires. The taste of victory is sweet, even if the climber conquered not El

timber, but just a wall at the local climbing wall.

The main problem of mountaineering in Russia is a small number of

number of experienced instructors.

Alpine skiing and snowboarding. Alpine skiing is one of the oldest

types of active recreation. Over the years, the number of people wishing to

skiing has not decreased, but rather increased.

In addition, now the ski service is much better and more diverse.

more diverse than 10 years ago, not to mention the 1980s, 1970s.

Almost every ski resort has slopes for both professional

sionals, and for beginners.

Snowboarding - descent through the snow from the mountain slopes on a specially

equipped board. It is more aggressive, active and extreme

smaller view than skiing. Snowboarding as a separate sport

sports appeared in America in the 60s of the twentieth century. Furious bow-

kami newfangled hobbies were mostly surfers,

who did not want to sit around waiting for the summer days. In our country

snowboarding gained mass recognition in the mid-1990s.

Extreme hobbies associated with skiing and snow-

housekeeping can be divided into several groups: frisking (frisking,

or Freddie), - descent along steep unprepared slopes with difficult

relief; heliskiing - the same, but using

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using a helicopter as a means of delivery to the mountain; ski touring

(ski-touring, randonee ski) - mountain tourism using skis

and special mounts for climbing uphill; ski mountaineering, or

ski mountaineering (ski-mountaineering), - climbing a mountain with a

I want to go skiing or snowboarding (use of insurance

or any additional equipment, except for skis, on the descent

violates the "purity" of such an ascent); new school (new school) -

sort of like snowboarding freestyle.

Air types of extreme tourism include: para-

suit sport, ballooning, hang gliding.

Parachuting is no joke, and all of the following

nye disciplines imply serious preparation.

Classic skydiving includes two exercises.

The first is jumping for landing accuracy. The task is to defeat

3 cm target. The second exercise is a complex of figures

in free fall. The competition is on time. That's enough-

but a conservative sport: the complex of figures itself does not undergo

changes for many years. Requires fine craftsmanship and

janstva in the results.

Group acrobatics. This discipline aims to

construction of the maximum number of different figures by a team of

several paratroopers. Classic number of skydivers

in a team - 4 or 8. There are also teams of 16 athletes.

A team of four can build in free time

falling about 30 figures.

Dome acrobatics consists in building formations from

canopies of opened paratroopers. This makes her fundamentally different.

from other types of parachuting, where work on the result

goes to the opening of the parachute (except for jumps for precision landing

leniya).

When performing figures of dome acrobatics, parachutes enter

in direct contact with the parachutes of other athletes, with

this often causes blockages of domes. Therefore, paratroopers, for-

doing dome acrobatics, you need special equipment

ing.


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