Water Sports Adventure Tour
 India is the land of diversity and the coastal states of the country provide abundant opportunities to enjoy a plethora of water sports adventure tour to the adventure freaks. Adventure Tour Itineraries in India includes a variety of water sports adventure tour along the coastal states of the country. The most popular water sports in India that have presently attained wide spread acclaim are water skiing, wind surfing, yachting, para sailing, fishing, canoeing, kayaking, scuba diving, snorkelling and rowing. So if you have still retained your untamed spirit then the long water-filled rivers, luxuriant lakes and the exotic water shores of the country will make go wild again.
Water Sports Adventure Tour can be best tried out in the seaside resorts in Gujarat, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Kerala, Goa, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Orissa which offers superb water sports facilities. India takes pride in its multitude of world class beaches like the luxurious resorts in Goa offers opportunities for water skiing, wind surfing, yachting, and para sailing while the secluded beaches of the Gopalpur-on-sea in Orissa, Chorwad, Ahmedpur Mandvi in Gujarat are most suitable for wind surfing and sailing and the islands of Andaman and Lakshadweep with their crystal-clear waters are just perfect for wind surfing, snorkeling and scuba-diving.
Beaches in India offers some of the most captivating blend of sun, sand, sea and surf which is too hard to resist for any beach lover and water sport adventurer. When it comes to beach holidays in India the choice is simply unending and Anjuna Beach in Goa, Baga Beach in Goa, Calangute Beach in Goa, Dona Paula Beach in Goa, Juhu Beach in Maharashtra, Kovalam Beach in Kerala, Marari Beach in Kerala and Gopalpur On Sea in Orissa are some of the most fascinating beaches in India which provides perfect venues to enjoy water sports adventure tour.
Your water sports adventure tour must include canoeing and kayaking as these are getting enormous popularity among the various interesting water sports in India. The innumerable facilities that are required to ensure safe water sports adventure tour that are available along the beaches of Indian coastline and lakes of north India and northeastern states of India. Fishing is the ancient water sport that has been practiced in this country from time of the Rajas and Maharajas and it is still enjoying the status of favorite sport activity of the people in India whether it is for catching fishes to earn a living or just for the sake of pleasure. Fishing is the one of the most frequently chosen leisure activity as this popular water sport doesn't involve any stress or exertion. Presently angling and fishing are getting a lot of attention as a popular water sports in India. Indian coastal areas also offer great scope for trawler fishing while the wide rivers have ample variety of fish. Angling is an eco-friendly sport as it is an important method of conservation and is receiving great response from the water sports lover.
Sailing, Yatching and Surfing are quite popular water sports in India. Scuba Diving and Snorkeling is an under water activity and it is the best way to explore the exotic marine life or wander through the mysterious horizons of the sea and the coastal regions of India are undoubtedly the best places for trying out such water sports. Don't forget to include white water rafting or river rafting in your water sports adventure tour as this popular water sport provides the opportunity to get closest to the untamed water as you compete with the turbulent water of the huge rapids. The turbulent Himalayan Rivers are considered as the best in the world for river rafting. Though there are the island destination of Andaman & Nicobar in the Bay of Bengal and Lakshwadeep in the Arabian Sea but the best mainland choice for water adventures is Goa, where the amateurs can also remain assured of getting professional help and guidance to relish the thrill of the plethora of amazing water sports. The adventure seekers can also opt for the Ganges and its tributaries in the north for river rafting.
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