Have a Cool Summer: 5 Amazing Water Sports in Goa

Visiting Goa at least once in a lifetime always finds a place in the bucket list of any adventure enthusiast, especially those who love water sports. In 2014, 40,58,226 domestic and international visitors managed to fulfil their wish, says data released by the Department of Tourism, Government of Goa. This represents a 30 percent rise from the previous year. The craze for Goa is such that in 2015, the city managed to cross the five million mark in terms of visitors, playing host to 5.30 million tourists. 

The thrilling water sports in Goa attract tourists from all over the world. Here are the 5 best sports that could compel you to check domestic flights to Goa, especially the frequent ones from Mumbai.

5 Amazing Water Sports You Should Enjoy in Goa

 

1.      Banana Ride: Sitting on an unpowered, inflatable recreational banana boat meant to be towed, is an experience in itself, which no one should miss. Baga and Candolim beaches are the perfect destinations to enjoy banana boat ridesm in which you can be joined by your family and friends as well. Prefer summers for these rides, while equipping yourself with safety handles and life jackets.

2.      Windsurfing: A great surface water sport, windsurfing is a combination of sailing and surfing. For this, you need to balance yourself on a surfboard, while cruising through the heart pumping waves. If you are new to windsurfing, visit Dona Paula Bay, where you can learn the craft from scratch.

3.      Jet Skiing: Did you know that Jet Ski is the brand name of a personal watercraft manufactured by Kawasaki? You can sit on a Jet Ski alone or with a partner and guide yourself through the water at high speeds. Visit Candolim, Vagator and Baga beaches to find a buffet of Jet Skis for you to choose from for an enthralling ride.

4.      Surf boarding: Don't be surprised if standing individually on a surf board while riding on water and surfing the waves can make you feel like a bird. Quite a popular sport in Goa, surf boarding is a skilful water sport that requires the use of body balance and heart to tackle the high waves.

5.      Kayaking: Now it’s time for a narrow watercraft that is propelled by a double-bladed paddle. The boat we are talking about is called Kayak, and rowing this boat through the water is known as Kayaking. This water sport is highly popular in Goa and interests both locals and tourists alike.

Don't waste any more time thinking of how to have a memorable holiday. Book your tickets on one of the numerous Mumbai to Goa flights now!