Sunset Watersports

... , the bubble on the south of the island, its the bit thats sticking up like an ariel on the right) in search of some watersports. Annoyingly it was low tide, which meant that none were running... they advised us to come back in the morning when everything ...

... brilliant fun! In the evening, the whole group hit the river for a sunset cruise. I say sunset cruise, we couldn’t see the sunset for the clouds, but I don’t think anyone noticed for the fact the bar was free and the food was yummy. Before we ...

... along the beach, wading into the warm water cautiously to avoid the jelly fish and watching people engaged in the many watersports on offer, ranging from jetskiing and kayaking to parasailing. The beach was almost deserted with only a few people strolling ...

... but now there is also a new resort called "Pulau Tiga Resort," run by a private enterprise with chalets, diving and watersports facilities.   For day trips, Pulau Tiga has excellent facilities for BBQ and sun bathing with complete shelter and toilet ...

... it.  It has some cafes and restaurants but the main draw is the large sandy bay which seems good for swimming and some watersports.  We sat in shade and had our picnic lunch while watching all the families on their summer breaks – the fact ...

... had a graze on her cheek. Lucky girl. Anyway we got the bike back and set up camp on the black beach beside the watersports where we watched people exchange their hard earned euros for 10 minutes on a ski-tube. Thursday 24 August Up at 0700!! A bit ...

... kms away. I follwed the road down to Opua, where the ferry leaves for Russell. The Bay of Islands is centred around here. Watersports enthusiasts gather like mossie bites round my ankles to try sailing, kayaking or for the less active, a cruise around the ...

... ventured South for a day trip. Two buses and two hours later, we arrived in Baga ready for our day of adrenaline-filled watersports. First up was parasailing...super cheap prices reflected the super short flight. Next up Liz took out a jet ski for ...

... , Jess and Sam. 15th – Full day diving at the eco-dive resort of Mnemba Atoll.  Doing this course with Zanzibar Watersports based in our hotel, 1 morning dive and 1 evening dive.  Saw loads of fish over both the dives: lionfish, nudy ...

... the poolside which was bliss compared to the mad hustle and bustle of the town.  On the Wednesday before we left we had a watersports day. We decided to do banana boating, fly fishing (basically you both lye down in a dinghy thing then the boat goes ...

... heaven! Saturday, 11 June We went exploring the island this morning and booked in diving for tomorrow.  We booked with Zanzibar Watersports who also had a desk at our hotel.  We also booked in a sunset parasail which I was looking forward to! ...

... people are as laid back (if not more so) as the tourists and Vang Vieng although trying to promote itself as a watersports centre, is also very lazy with wooden backpacker cafes lining the road showing movies every night and endless episodes of ...

... year so far so I promptly jumped straight into the sea and stayed there for a while. Geraldton is a excellent place for watersports lovers - plenty of differnt aspect beaches with varying sized reefs. We have kited at: sunset beach, point moore beach ...

... for the wedding. I think it would be a three day affair - first day people arrive and there are some games available (golf, watersports) before an informal evening of dinner and party; second day would be dress up for outdoor wedding by the sea and all ...

... sunset are the best times to sit and absorb the beauty as the colours are ever-changing. Its also a perfect spot for all kinds of watersports: we usually enjoy paddling and waterski-ing, but if its a watersport - I am sure you can enjoy it on the Kowie. I ...

... the town, sleeping and generally taking it easy (novelty for us!!) and find there's not much to do in Vang Viang other than watersports. Eat at Nazim's Indian restaurant where we have our first curry in ages. Try out the Xayoh cafe for cheap drinks (oh ...

... in my time anyway! We walked to The Uprising Beach Resort. It was a nice holiday resort: pool, loungers, beach, watersports, massage, bar with three hours of 'happy'ness per day, free internet and breakfast - the works. And $35 ...

... door in the early hours. Enough about the hotel. Mui Ne beach is a World class location for wind&wave-powered watersports and every afternoon the hoardes of kite-boarders assemble to resemble flocks of huge, brightly coloured birds soaring in the ...

... and the fisherman come to port. The following day, I made my way to the north and met with a few other divemasters at Zanzibar Watersports. The team was friendly and professional, and before long we were out on the dive boat with my camera, case and dive ...