Joanna James
If you're visiting Malaysia and are looking for the best ways to spend your time there, you won't be at a loss for options! Here are six amazing water sports in Malaysia.
Not for the faint of heart, Parasailing isn't your typical water sport! Parasailing is a favourite among beach lovers in Malaysia, as it is definitely a thrilling activity to engage in. Parasailing, simply put, is being attached to a parachute/ kite which flies, as it is in turn attached to a boat. However, if you do have plans on going parasailing then you ought to select an authorised tour operator. Parasailing is ideal to try out all year round!
If you're not necessarily into adrenaline-pumping activities and would like something a little more pleasant, kayaking is the answer! Kayaking on the waters of Malaysian beaches is a great activity, however, you need to be fit enough to row or paddle! After a full day of visiting attractions in Desaru, this is a great way to end the day and explore the little gems hidden away in Malaysia's islands.
Nothing like catching some waves! The east coast of Malaysia is where surfers from all over the globe flock for crazy waves. If you're a surfer or are just starting to learn the art, Malaysia won't disappoint. Properties such as Anantara Desaru Coast Resort & Villas, give you complete ease of convenience in terms of location.
Looking for a fun way to spend some time in the water? Jet skiing is the perfect option! With the wind in your hair, you can whizz past your friends and family as you ride the waves in fashion. Jet skiing is quite an exhilarating experience! In coastal cities and towns, you're likely to find several places that offer jet ski rentals, and sometimes even lessons on how to use one!
No trip to the coast is complete without exploring the vibrant underwater life, and this is exactly what scuba diving offers. An ideal way to cool off and witness the most magical marine life with your own eyes! There are numerous spots revered for their biodiversity in Malaysia, so scuba diving is an activity that is more than perfect. While scuba diving can be enjoyed throughout the year, the seasons can differ from each location.
Ending with a bang, wakeboarding is the most popular water sport in Malaysia! Not only is wakeboarding an exciting activity, but it's also one that allows you to really challenge yourself. If you love an adrenaline rush, this is one water sport you absolutely must try, and is also said to be one of the fastest-growing water sports in the world. The prices for wakeboarding depend on the duration and whether you're trying it out on the weekends or weekdays (weekends tend to be slightly pricier).
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