The phrase "adventure beyond" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an experience or journey that goes past the usual limits or expectations, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "She was always seeking an adventure beyond the ordinary, yearning for experiences that would challenge her spirit."
Alternatives: "journey past" or "exploration outside".
Darke is the author of If You Fall … and Boundless: An adventure beyond limits.
If you go to such places, you have an agenda beyond relaxation and adventure, beyond just being yourself.
During the next 50 years, she took off many times, sometimes impetuously, always for adventure beyond the bounds of conventional English life.
"The one with the guinea pig in …" Later in the evening, we decided to head out for an adventure beyond the Left Field site.
Graham Greene was only 30 when he embarked on his first adventure beyond Europe, sponsored by the Anti-Slavery and Aborigines Protection Society, which he immortalised in his classic travel book Journey Without Maps.
In that film, the human adventure beyond Earth — to the Moon and toward Jupiter — brought about a whole new stage in the evolution of consciousness, a fulfillment, transcendence and wholesale alteration of human possibility.
Goethe's work, as the sequel commences in the mid 1790s, follows Wilhelm through his youthful adventures and beyond, seeing how the protagonist gradually reaches an understanding of his formative experiences and thus gains an ever-increasing sense of freedom and self-determination.
Truly, the movie could use more of Will and Bill and their adventures beyond the krill swarm.
Beyond the recent trend for concerts on cruise ships, musicians have for decades adventured beyond the routine drudgery of more traditional music venues.
The chill-out mavens have been paying tribute to Pink Floyd since their 1991 debut album The Orb's Adventures Beyond the Ultraworld, with its Battersea Power Station cover and a track called "Back Side of the Moon".
Instead, each piece finds the artist in a moment of decision, adventuring beyond his absolute command of pictorial aesthetics into physical and social space, where everything is in flux and in question.
