If you know you are not the type of person who likes rugged conditions with a lack of amenities then maybe you should plan your holiday to suit your personality rather than putting up with conditions that won’t allow you to maximize the benefits of your travels.

By doing your homework first and talking to experienced travelers and travel agents you should be able to plan a holiday that will suit your needs.

Even small factors like an inability to feel comfortable with delays can have a detrimental affect on your vacation when traveling to areas where time isn’t a priority with the people you will have to deal with.

Maybe you don’t like a lot of children and the associated noise that they bring. If so you should find out whether the resort where you are staying is family orientated or not.

If you are a person who likes lots of adventure then don’t travel to places where you are likely to get bored by the second day.

Also – you will need to consider how much adventure is available in a region and whether or not you will need to spend a lot of your time traveling from one spot to another to get your fix of excitement.

There might be other places that you can go where you will have more options to do more of what you like without all the associated travel in between.

Talk to people you know and trust to see what their opinions of holiday destinations are like but also consider their personal circumstances.
Why I mention this is because people who are close to you with similar interests might have vastly differing opinions of what makes a good holiday if, for example, they have a family and you are single.

You won’t have any need for child minding services whereas that might be the best service they could hope for on their holiday.