Joanna James
Sparkling sandy beaches and lush palm trees surrounded by the calm blue waters of the Indian Ocean, Maldives can be described as a travellers island of paradise for water sports. Loved by young and old alike, this tropical island has a plethora of water-based activities for everyone to enjoy.
Snorkeling is definitely at the top of the most popular Maldives water activities. The tropical climate, exotic marine life and magnificent coral gardens make it a sport too good to pass up for many tourists. If you are staying at a holiday resort, many of them offer snorkeling equipment and excursions, including the likes of Saii Lagoon Maldives. Even if it's your first time snorkeling, you can be certain that you'll get all the help you need.
Scuba Diving can be described as a slightly advanced version of snorkelling. That said, it is one of the most enjoyable water sports you could indulge in during your trip to the Maldives. Speaking of the relationship between the Maldives and this sport, the island even has several sites dedicated to diving. Some of the popular diving sites include Maaya Thila, Fish Head, Banana Reef, Kandooma Thila, and Broken Rock.
If you are an adrenaline junkie looking for the perfect water sport to indulge in at the Maldives, jet skiing is a superb choice for you. Giving you the ability to skim through oceanic waters at incredible speeds, it is one of the most thrilling activities you can ever experience. However, make sure that you wear your safety gear and always keep your speed under controllable levels.
As the name suggests, you will get to ride a boat shaped like a banana. Unlike jet skiing, banana boat riding is suitable for all age levels- kids, youngsters and adults, making it a perfect family water sport. Since these boats are available as single and twin boats, even a group of 10 to 12 people can ride at once. It is an exciting activity that every one of the family can enjoy at the same time.
Out of all the types of surfing, Kitesurfing is liked by many people, especially due to the adrenaline rush involved in the sport. Kitesurfing, also known as kiteboarding, consists of a waterboard that is attached to a parachute type kite, allowing you to skim across the ocean. It is also one of those thrilling moments that let you test out your balancing skills.
Have you ever wished you could fly like a kite? Then here's the perfect water sport in the Maldives that grants your wish. Parasailing offers you the fantastic opportunity to look at the deep blue ocean and the snowy white beaches of Maldives from the sky. It is also one of the most photogenic water-based activities, giving you the opportunity to capture some breathtaking moments for your Instagram.
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