Like many, you’re probably feeling the effects of a long and busy year. Need some time out? Add some serious rest and relaxation to the mix. If you’re not sure of how to spend your summer vacation, here are three ways to unwind while enjoying the fresh air and sunshine.
1. Board A Boat
Longing to get out onto the open waters? Being aboard a boat helps you gain a different perspective and vision, plus you’d be surprised at the business lessons you will learn.
Why not rent or charter a boat with or without your own captain? Take your pick from a motorboat, sailboat, pontoon or yacht. Got your own speedboat and need extra gear storage or shade for your day afloat? Add a T-Top to your center console boat. You’ll cool off, protect your skin from the sun’s harmful rays, and increase your boat’s value.
Add a T-Top to almost any center console boat from 20 to 30 feet in length. Whether you have a bay, cat, hybrid, inflatable or offshore boat, a T-Top helps protect you behind the windshield, near the console or under the T-Top. A company such as Stryker T-Tops can kit your boat out for a day full of action and adventure or even some lazy fishing.
2. Look at Some Outdoor Landmarks
If being out on the water doesn’t float your boat, get your legs on steady ground and look at some outdoor landmarks. Avoid the crowded spots and find a place you can enjoy in tranquility for a day trip, either solo or in the company of some family or friends.
Explore a new forest, hiking or walking trail. Why not climb a mountain, sit along the lakeside, or go to a horse farm or a nearby winery? Sometimes it’s refreshing to veer off the beaten track. Drive to a national park, nature preserve, secluded park or quiet beach and appreciate the stillness of nature.
Pack a picnic lunch and a good book, plus some outdoor sports equipment for a fun afternoon of beach volleyball, croquet or Frisbee as you soak up the sun and open air. While you’re at it, take the plunge into a lake or ocean and benefit from some open water swimming.
3. Rev Up Your RV
Time to rev up your RV or rent one! If you don't yet have one, you may want to take a look at these touring caravans for sale Bridlington (or wherever you may be). Buying an RV can save you money in the long-run, so take some time to explore the options and find one that will work for you. Once you've got this sorted, you can book a spot at a campground and park for the weekend. One of the best things about vacationing in an RV is you don’t need to do anything.
There’s no rush or pressure, so you can take it easy. Sit under the awning, nap as often as you like or watch your campfire burn. Drive down some scenic roads to admire your surroundings, find old buildings, visit waterfalls or make new friends with other RV campers.
There are some fantastic destinations for campervan travelers to discover and plenty of tourist attractions to visit. How you spend your RV vacation time is completely up to you.
After a well earned rest you’ll feel rejuvenated. Take advantage of your summer vacation by spending as much of it outside as possible. A proper break is key to your overall well being, and this will make you more productive when returning to work.
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