"start an adventure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the beginning of an exciting experience or journey. For example, "Let's start an adventure and explore the unknown!".
"You cannot have an image problem if that problem is real," said Ilir Mati, who in 1992 sold his Fiat, one of the first private cars allowed in the country, to buy a fax machine and start an adventure tourism company called Outdoor Albania.
So go out to the gym, visit the movies with friends, or start an adventure.
The app also encourages users to transform their connection from online to offline with real-life gatherings, using it is like starting an adventure, you never know what's gonna happen next, said Gao Cao who designed the product.
I want my parents to be happy, and they are extremely happy about "starting an adventure" and moving to a new area with many opportunities.
His old rowing partner, John Ridgway, followed a similar course; he started an adventure school in Scotland, and circumnavigated the world twice under sail: once in the Whitbread Round the World Yacht Race, and once with his wife.
"I am happy now because I will be able to start a new adventure.
I would definitely recommend this book to all magyk lovers and those who are keen to start a new adventure inside a new world far, far away outside of reality.
I'm excited to start a new adventure".
I'm just so excited and can't wait to start a new adventure".
Meanwhile, new travelers might be ready to start a new adventure, or buy their first piece of luggage.
Suppose, for example, that you start a research adventure with a visit to Wikipedia (often the first return from your search engine).
