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Water Sports in India

¤ Water Sports In Goa


Diving, Windsurfing, Yachting, Scuba Diving and Snorkeling. Those visiting Goa will find ample opportunity to indulge in all kinds of water sports. However, serious water freaks should head for the sparkling blue (and strictly preserved) waters of the Andaman and Lakshwadeep Islands.


¤ Andaman Water Sports

The Andaman offers some excellent locations for water adventure sports. Snorkeling; it is better to bring your own equipment to take up the sport.
Scuba diving have ample opportunities in islands, there are schools, offering diving courses have mushroomed all over the place. The best is easily the Port Blair Underwater Diver Center in the South Andaman that offers an internationally recognized PADI affiliated Open Water Diver Certificate course.


¤ Laksheadeep Water Sports

Lakshwadeep also has its fair share of scuba diving schools – the best known is the Poseidon Neptune School. In Lakshwadeep you can also try windsurfing, parasailing, water-skiing, snorkeling and deep-sea fishing.


¤ River Running and Kayaking Water Sports In India

The best-known whitewater river running courses in India are the Ganges (from Rishikesh) and the Beas (from Manali). The Ganga is a more popular stretch with several interesting patches like the golf course and so on. However, to the initiated rafter, this might seem like tame stuff. They might find the swifter Beas, with its unpredictable temper, a much better challenge.

For a truly unforgettable (and tumultuous!) experience don't miss the Indus (in Ladakh) and Zanskar (in Zanskar) rivers. If you're lucky you might even catch the night water river rafting, when the runners raft by the light of the full moon – which casts eerie shadows all over the flat Himalayan desertland. Heady, no less.

In Sikkim, you can raft on the Teesta river. However the Teesta is definitely not for beginners and strictly for those people who are looking for a little water sports adventure in rafting.
Other rivers you can raft on are the Sutlej, Chenab, Tons and so on.
Kayaking is becoming increasingly popular in India and you can try it on the Seas.