Adventure Quotes

"Travel, which had once charmed him, has turned into a business."

"The adventure that modern man needs is the adventure of thinking."

"Hemingway believed that traveling gives you stories and a different perspective on living."

"Hemingway believed that travel changes your understanding of what is possible."

"You cannot stay in one place too long or you will become a part of it."

"Adventure is not found in distant places, but in the willingness to be vulnerable."

"The greatest adventure is the exploration of one's own soul."

"Adventure awaits those brave enough to abandon the safety of convention."

"The adventure of life lies in the unexpected."

"Adventure is the calling of those unfit for ordinary life."

"Adventure begins where comfort ends."

"Adventure requires the willingness to be uncomfortable."

"The land itself was unbelievably hard; there were no railroads, no shops, no social refinements of any kind."

"Never go on trips with anyone you do not love."

"So once again, to the bottom, and once more to the top of the world."

"Adventure calls to those who have grown weary of comfortable existence."

"The greatest adventure is the journey toward understanding ourselves and others."

"Adventure is only the discovery of what one already knows."

"Adventure awaits the brave of heart."

"Adventure purifies the soul."

"Adventure is not something you search for; it finds the man who is willing to be found."

"Adventure requires you to be willing to be uncomfortable."

"Adventure awaits those brave enough to seek it."

"Adventure requires us to step beyond our comfort zones."

"He who travels into a country before he has studied it, is in a state of mental confusion."

"Adventure is worthwhile in itself, said Amelia Earhart, and I echo that sentiment."

"A year spent in Italy is well employed."

"The very essence of life is adventure; without it, we merely exist."

"Adventure is available only to those desperate enough to abandon security."

"Adventure awaits those who refuse to accept the boundaries others draw."