The phrase "adventure exploring" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in a context where you are describing a type of exploration that is adventurous in nature, but it would typically need additional context or modification for clarity.
Example: "We embarked on an adventure exploring the hidden caves of the island."
Alternatives: "exploratory adventure" or "adventurous exploration".
That, too, is part of the adventure, exploring things.
"We spent three-and-a-half weeks building a school and then had two weeks of travel and adventure, exploring the beautiful national parks, camping and doing some water sports.
At the same time, he'd fall into an adventure: exploring the oceans, for example, in "Tom Swift and His Diving Seacopter," or journeying to the center of the Earth in "Tom Swift and His Atomic Earth Blaster".
Since we first started dating in 1994, my husband [a sound engineer] and I have had this culinary adventure, exploring different restaurants around the world, on "non-show days".
He then founded Gametrails Limited, where he was able to combine his love of writing with his love of adventure, exploring the world for the best wing shooting, fly fishing and local eateries.
"After 30 years of discovering the beauty of Africa and a decade of adventure exploring the spectacular landscape of South America, a new chapter in the history of Dakar will be written," the organisers said in a statement.
Its Ionian sailing and cycling adventure explores little-known coves of Ithaca, Meganisi and Paxos by boat, and sleepy villages and ancient sites by bike.
There is a taverna and watersports centre here, but for the best adventure, explore Berkiris's cave, beyond the western end.
After establishing the internationally known Street Food Thursday at Markthalle Neun in 2013, Meelu's latest adventure explores topics such as food heritage, German identity and cultural exchange through food.
Writer Anne Z. Cooke's next South American adventure explores Columbia's hidden world.
Ancient adventures Exploring archaeological sites is a great way of bringing history to life, particularly when accompanied by expert lecturers.
