All across Northern Ireland, there is a growing trend for people to experiment and experience everything from surfing, skydiving and parachuting to escape rooms, axe throwing and jet skiing.
Why not test your thirst for adventure with your loved one by checking out some of these fun and exciting adventure experiences across Northern Ireland?
Additional reporting by Lyndsey Hodgkinson
5. Off road driving - Todd’s Leap Todds Leap Activity Centre, Todds Leap Road, Ballygawley
Guided by professional instructors, take to the tough terrain of Tyrone Valley and make your way through the purpose built off road course in a Land Rover. From muddy tracks and steep inclines to water hazards, this eight mile track doesn’t require a driving licence making it suitable for both novices and experienced drivers, and everyone in between. For more information, go to toddsleap.com/off-road-driving Photo: Todd's Leap website
6. Laser tag - Escarmouche Action Park, 1 Shanes Street, Randalstown
Although suitable for all ages, Escarmouche Action Park is home to outdoor laser tag that is guaranteed to get the adrenaline pumping through your veins. With live games, such as ‘Kill House’, ‘Armageddon’, ‘Vietcong Village’ and ‘Capture The Flag’, and various gameplay modes, you and your loved one can work together in this exhilarating non-contact experience. For more information, go to escarmouche.com/laser-tag Photo: Escarmouche website
7. Indoor skydiving at We Are Vertigo -Titanic Quarter T13 Building, Queens Road, Belfast
Ever wanted to experience skydiving but are afraid of heights? Look no further as We Are Vertigo’s Titanic Quarter location offers indoor skydiving with 120mph winds propelling you upwards. Hosted by experienced instructors, you and your loved one will be guided through each and every step to ensure you and your body have the ultimate flight experience. For more information, go to wearevertigo.com/indoor-skydiving Photo: VisitBelfast.com
8. High ropes courses - SKYTrek 163 Stewartstown Road, Dunmurry
Take it easy by starting on the onsite low ropes course before quickly progressing 50ft in the air. As the all Ireland premier ropes activity centre, take a walk onwards and upwards in the sky as you encounter a 30ft multi level climbing wall, a 90 metre zipline and a fan descender free fall. For more information, go to colinglen.org/skytrek Photo: Colin Glen website.