The phrase "adventurous holiday" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a vacation or trip that involves exciting and risky activities, often in a new or exotic location.
Example: "We decided to take an adventurous holiday this year, exploring the jungles of Costa Rica and zip-lining through the treetops."
Alternatives: "exciting vacation" or "thrilling getaway".
It was a typically adventurous holiday.
We only came across a handful of British families when we were there, admittedly early in the season, but it is increasingly popular among those looking for a more adventurous holiday, though nothing too extreme, and Jordanians are famously welcoming towards children.
After French colonial rule (1867-1954), the Vietnam War (1955-75) and subsequent isolationist communist policies, the country has finally lifted many restrictions on tourism and foreign investment, and is rapidly becoming a key destination for backpackers and more adventurous holiday makers.
Significant correlations with the BSSS were obtained for Adventurous holiday preferences, Beach preferences, and Indulgent preferences.
But he is also a wonderful guide to his own passions of music, Greek literature and adventurous holidays (despite his hair-raising driving and sailing).
Hot on the heels of glamping, staycations and a dozen other irritating neologisms is the (as yet not portmanteau'd) trend for adventurous holidays the whole family can enjoy, in destinations as diverse as Morocco, Borneo and Costa Rica.
A not-for-profit company, it specialises in adventurous conservation holidays that give volunteers the chance to participate in scientific surveys.
Within the four subscales of the BSSS, Experience Seeking was significantly correlated with Adventurous and Indulgent holiday preferences.
I want something adventurous, not a beach holiday - and would prefer not to stay in a hotel.
Another "adventurous" aspect of Polish holiday artillery was that it didn't always function as intended.
But I can be a bit more adventurous — perhaps around the holidays.
