Joanna James
The sense of adventure that fills the minds of people who are on the look for their next rush is something that people in Bali can relate to. This is why this region offers visitors plenty of opportunities to get their blood pumping!
Certainly, one of the most exhilarating methods devised to add an element of excitement to the existing set of water sports, flyboarding is an adventure on its own. Propelled by a mechanism that shoots out jets of water to accelerate people through either the water or the air. Expert users of this device become almost otherworldly entities as they flow, float and fly through the air to create a stunning array of forms.
A new addition to a seemingly ever-expanding variety of aquatic enjoyment, the sub wing is quite simple by design. Simply, hand onto the carbon fibre wings as you are dragged along by a boat or jet ski. Once you have gotten accustomed to the handling of this piece of equipment you will be flying under the ocean as if you were a part of it.
Seemingly out of a science fiction book, it is now possible for people to simply walk underwater. With an attached mask supplying you with oxygen throughout, you can dive up to 25 metres to walk amongst corals and fish that wander underwater. If you wish you may even feed these creatures!
Flying through the sky has been a dream ever since humans first looked at a bird and wondered what it would be like. Now thanks to humans and their constant need to leave their mortal coils behind, they have developed parasailing that allows people to simply strap themselves to a parachute as they are pulled along by a speed boat that propels them to the skies!
If you stay at a location like the Citadines Berawa Beach Bali or any accommodation in Canggu for that matter, simply ask an attendant to assist you in having your first parasailing experience!
If it sounds a bit confusing, do not worry, it is very much like getting on a scooter with an air supply that lets you drop down into the depths of the ocean and zoom around just like you would with a scooter on land. While its appearance may look a bit clunky and odd, it can zoom along underwater at a speed of roughly 2km per hour and do to depts of about 20 metres. What's with the high visibility masks, you can take in every bit that the ocean has to offer!
This classic pastime is quite straightforward, simply put on your safety gear and jump on this water-based version of a speed bike. You will spend quite a bit of time zipping along the water while crashing through waves with water splitting as the ocean gets carved up. When jet skiing you can even take another person with you for the ride. There is no better feeling than speeding away from the shoreline into the never-ending horizon.
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