The phrase "adventure costs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the expenses associated with engaging in adventurous activities or experiences.
Example: "Before planning our trip, we need to consider the adventure costs involved, such as travel, accommodation, and activity fees."
Alternatives: "expenses for adventure" or "costs of adventure".
The seven-day adventure costs £995pp including accommodation, most meals, bikes, and guiding.
The five-night adventure costs $2,148 a person, plus $550 for the round-trip floatplane out of Whistler.
With flights, the whole adventure costs around the same as an average chalet holiday in the Alps, once lift-passes have been factored in.
A 10-day adventure costs from £940 Two years ago, photographer Vivienne Rickman-Poolembarkeded on Swim Snowdonia, to explore every llyn, lake, river and pool in the region and record her experiences.
Our next stop is a spa hotel a couple of hours east in the pine and birch woods of Anyksciai, and handy for a rope park, where a 2½-hour forest adventure costs the three of us €33.
An 8-night adventure costs about $72,000 per person, Woodhead confirmed.
The adventure cost him his life: he died (of disease, not a shark bite) on the Endeavour's voyage home.
Hammans says his gap-year adventure cost £1,200 in total (including return flights), less than some travel companies charge just for a placement on their volunteer projects.
At the same time, the adventure cost him his job, and he had been forced to spend nearly two years preparing for his trial.
Jodie negotiated a four-month sabbatical with the marketing firm she works for, and quit metropolitan strife to travel, estimating the adventure cost them £7,000.
If there is a U.S. "punishment" of the Syrian government, we will likely witness another reckless military adventure costing many lives and leading to further erosion of U.S. credibility among the citizens of the Middle East.
