Go kayaking or canoeing in a scenic location.

“Didn't get it my first time kayaking, but I remember getting it when I took a kayak up a narrow fjord in Norway. The perspective span me out, with sheer 1000m cliffs above me and like a 1000m depth below me, with little more than a few hundred metre spacing between the fjord walls. Plus I'd just gone round a big bloody cruise ship, with its bow thrusters and fog horn going, which didn't help. It's not rational, and I knew it was safe so I pressed on and it was a great paddle, but I definitely hugged the shore more than normal.”

“Honestly, I was surprised at how much room I had in my kayak! There are two storage units on the front and the back of the kayak. I didn't realize that the storage space goes into the very front and the back of the pointy ends of the kayak, so that was nice! I also used the space behind my seat to store items. I had all my gear and food inside dry bags and I still had room to spare. In fact, I ended up bringing too much food and gear, if you can believe it! I also brought a water container that I'd tie down on the back end of the kayak. I'd fill it a little with water using my water filter after I set up camp. For a four-day trip, it was more than enough room to comfortable camp and hike in between paddling trips. Had I known camping and hiking using a kayak was possible like this, I would have looked into it a lot sooner. Your options for going to more secluded places become much less limited.”