Water Skiing in Goa

Water Skiing is a Water Sport in Goa that requires practice, be prepared to tumble few times before you are ready for the final adventure. Strong legs and back muscles are pre requisite for water skiing.

But it's the operators who train you before you embark, unless they are assured, you will not get a chance. You can enjoy this water sport at Candolim Beach Goa, Calangute Beach Goa, Arossim Beach Goa, Utorda Beach Goa, Mobor Beach and Rajbaga Beach Goa.

Water skiing in Goa is inadvisable in case the waters are rough. Also, learn the sign language so that you can communicate with your boat operator without any misunderstanding.

Skiing on water does sound a different. A little new to the adventure sports arena of India, water skiing is a lot more thrilling from snow skiing. The first major factor in this adventure is that there’s no snow or mountainous slopes instead one glides on water. Secondly, you need to be good swimmer because you never know when you have to let go off the tow-rope attached to the boat.

Splashing through the watery depths isn’t new for those who love to glide through waves. There’s a good similarity between surfing and water skiing but the major difference is that here your hands aren’t free. While surfing take places in the high tides of the ocean, water skiing is a sport activity which is not restricted to sea only; it can be done in lakes too.

Usually beginners in this sport get a little nervous and sea sick, but once get that sense of balance you will find riding on water as a piece of cake. As they say practice makes a man perfect, if you know how to swim then you can easily ski on water.

This adventure is tough, so you have to get your basics right and there’s always an option of letting go the tow-rope if the excitement become too much for you. Water skiing sport provides a good exercise too your body and strengthens your muscles of arms and legs. But its always wise to be a little conscious if you are trying out this adventure of water skiing for the first time as it can easily tire a beginner. And the best method of getting started in this water sport is to first try it on a dry land, besides getting thorough with the balancing act on water.