Holidays are not always all rest and recovery, even if that is what they are often associated with. Between hiking trips, kayaking holidays, busy city breaks or athletic swims, some people like more active vacations. And it’s no worse than lounging around on deck chairs, which also has its merits!
So what about you? Do you prefer bronzing on the beach, or launching into mountainous adventures? Sipping cocktails by the pool all day, or running the legs off yourself seeing all the sights? Whatever your vacation style, don’t forget to enjoy it! Here are 11 different types of holidays, which people tend to choose based on their personalities. Which would be your vacation of choice?
1/ Classic holiday beaches VS blissful isolation
Can you think of nothing worse than a crowded beach in Santa Ponsa? You don’t have to travel too far, Brittany could have plenty to offer you, and help you get the breath of fresh air you need!
2/ Campsites VS wild camping
Going on camping holidays has become quite the badge of honour, with even more brownie points going for wild camping, as opposed to in a posh campsite. Whatever the case, the night is the same, with only a thin canvas between you and the starry sky…
3/ Car VS train
While some people prefer public transport, others couldn’t imagine travelling without a car. However, with the boot full to bursting point, crowded motorway stops and monotonous landscapes, many people wouldn’t swap their relaxed window seat for the world.
4/ Cocktails VS boxes of beer
Maybe you are someone that thinks squeezing lemons and peeling oranges is nothing but a waste of time, and all you want to do is open a cold beer from the fridge, to chill in the sunshine. However, for other people, a holiday wouldn’t be a holiday without a fancy cocktail by the pool.
5/ Bronzing on the beach VS traipsing in the rain
While some people want nothing more than to evenly tan their bodies from head to toe, others couldn’t stand the boredom, and just want to be among the mountains and valleys. Each to their own.
6/ Tightly packed suitcase VS backpack
Are you one of the happy holidaymakers who sets off with a suitcase that is full to the brim with superflous items that you couldn’t possibly be separated from for a week or two? It took you two hours to pack it, but you’re still convinced you’ve forgotten something! However, even the pain of packing may not be enough to open you up to the idea of setting off with only the bag on your back….
