Adventure Clubs Business

Adventure Clubs Business Success Stories [2024]

Pat Walls

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Updated: October 8th, 2024

Craving a career that combines the thrill of the great outdoors with business acumen? Consider starting an adventure clubs business.

In essence, an adventure club organizes excursions and outdoor activities for groups eager to explore nature. Think hiking, kayaking, rock climbing, and more, all curated for varying skill levels.

The appeal lies in offering experiences rather than products. With more people valuing memorable activities over material goods, this business model taps into a growing market. Key responsibilities include planning exciting itineraries, ensuring safety, and fostering a sense of community among members.

Starting an adventure club requires a love for the outdoors and excellent organizational skills. Partnering with local guide agencies and securing insurance are necessary foundational steps. It creates not just a business but a lifestyle around adventure and camaraderie. If you’re passionate about nature and connecting people, this might be the perfect venture for you.

In this list, you'll find real-world adventure clubs business success stories and very profitable examples of starting a adventure clubs business that makes money.

1. Stephan & Adriana ($168K/year)

Stephan and Adriana, former professional ice skaters, discovered a passion for photography during their time touring the world. When Stephan missed his deadline to apply for college, he decided to give photography a chance, and the couple started shooting houses, landscapes, and weddings. The pandemic unexpectedly revealed a high demand for smaller, outdoorsy weddings, propelling their business to new heights as they focused on elopements and intimate weddings in breathtaking locations like Yosemite National Park. Their business now brings in an average of 12-18k per month, allowing them to spend quality time with their families in both California and Brazil.

How much money it makes: $168K/year
How much did it cost to start: $30K
How many people on the team: 2

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How two ice-skating world travelers built a wedding photography business with a focus on intimate, outdoor weddings, working mainly in Yosemite National Park, where they managed to attract clients almost solely through content marketing and SEO, bringing in an average of 12-18k per month.

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