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Surfing
as adventurous water sports is vastly
gaining heights in the field of water
adventure. Surfing is becoming quite
popular in India. If you like the
thrill then surfing is for you. Make a
big splash in the water and have a
good balance on the surfboard and
there you are surfing all around.
Thus sailing, yatching & surfing
on these waters allows you to
experience a truly enriching cultural
through knowing the people of the
coastal villages and towns. These
water sports will help you to explore
the vast stretch of Indian coast and
to relive the luxurious ease of life
on the sea.
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India's
coastal states including Gujarat,
Maharashtra, Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu,
Andhra Pradesh and Orissa have some of the
best beaches in the world. Beaches in Goa
offer facilities for water sports like water
skiing, wind surfing, yatching and para
sailing. Gopalpur-on-Sea in Orissa, Chorwad,
Ahmedpur Mandvi in Gujarat are excellent
spots which are quiet. Lakshadweep offers
excellent wind surfing. Yachting is
developing fast as most luxurious sport
activity in India and gives ample scope for
its visitors. It also provides an easy
access to the shore at major beach resorts,
and harbors.
On the whole,
the western coast is more suitable for water
sports than the eastern coast, as the waters
of the Arabian Sea tend to be calmer than
those of the Bay of Bengal.
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Best
Time for the Water Sports
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All of
India’s coastal areas- whether on the
mainland or in the islands- lie in the
tropical zone. Summers are hot and humid,
and monsoons can be depressingly grey; the
best time to visit, therefore, is in the
winter. November to April is when the
weather’s at its best.
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Surfing
Regions In India
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The
golden sandy beaches along the coastline
of India and the lakes in the northern
region offer excellent facilities for
water sports. There are so many places
for Yachting & Surfing in India ,
like - Andaman & Nicobar Islands,
Lakshadweep Islands , Mumbai, Kovalam
Beach in Kerala, Water Sports In Goa and
Tarsha Sports Complex, Tamil Nadu.
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 Surfing
in Panshet Dam Resort / Tarsha
Sports
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#Tarsha
Water Sports
Tarsha Water
Sports is the first water sports facility
for children, youngsters and families.
Located approximately 15 km. from
Mahabalipuram on the East Coast Road, Tarsha
Water Sports is open on Fridays from 11 a.m.
to 6 p.m. You can book the facility on
weekdays also for private groups comprising
a minimum of 15 persons. Try out the Water
Skiing, Wake Boarding and Knee Boarding
here. The other activities you can indulge
into are Kayaking, Double Tube rides, Banana
Boat Rides, Speed Boat Rides and
Para-sailing.
# Panshet
Pashed is an amazing holiday
destination where you can expect to have all
kinds of enjoyment that you wish. Nestled
picturesquely between Panshet Dam and
Varasgaon Dam, this tourist destination is
radically different from the conventional
ones that you have seen. If you are a
water-sports freak, this is the place where
you will love to spent your vacation. There
are facilities for kayaking and wind
surfing. You can also ride speedboat and
water scooter.
There
are also quite a few places to visit from
Panshet. Sinhagad Fort is a beautiful place
and all tourists make it a point to visit
the fort. Other than Sinhagad Fort, Sinhagad
National Park. The two other forts that are
great tourist attractions are the forts of
Torna and Raigad.
Panshet
is very easily accessible. It is only 45 km
from the city of Pune. If you want to travel
to Panchet from Mumbai by air, the nearest
airport is at Pune. The nearest railway
station too is at Pune. You can also travel
by road from Mumbai to Panchet via Pune. The
distance is about 215 km.
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Surfing
in Lakshadweep Islands
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The
other island destination of Lakshdweep has
also got a full fledges water sports
institute with tourist huts functional at
Kadmat Island and Kavaratti Island. The
institute provides facilities for various
water sports such as Scuba Diving, Yachting,
Surfing. More...
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Surfing
in Andaman & Nicobar
Islands
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The Andaman
& Nicobar Islands have been on every
surfer's wish list. Geographic isolation,
heavily restricted travel, mysterious Stone
Age culture and totally uncharted waters are
one of the major reasons why you should
include Andaman Islands in your next surf
trip. Free-diving, snorkeling, exploration
and spear-fishing are also some other water
sport options where these islands become an
outstanding opportunity.
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