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There are 54 watersport activities to choose from in the UK, including sailing, wake boarding and diving. Activities that you can take all your friends along or do it on your own and meet people who share your interest. Tall ship sailing day in Portsmouth. A day at sea where you get involved and climb the 30 metre mast to the crows nest. You can equally relax on the deck and enjoy the refreshments, lunch and afternoon tea that are served on board. You get to be on board for 7 hours and it costs £149 per person.
http://www.redletterdays.co.uk/Experience/Ref/RSSTS Wakeboarding in Milton Keynes costs £49 for 2 hours. Wake boarding is a cool sport that is also the fastest growing in Britain. It is a cross between waterskiing, snowboarding and surfing. You get to be pulled across the water with a cable while your feet are strapped to a single board. This is a great opportunity to try a new sport, safety briefing is included and getting soaked is guaranteed.
http://www.redletterdays.co.uk/Experience/Ref/WMKWB Learn to dive in the UK with a PADI dive course. It takes place at various parts of the country and takes around 31 hours to complete. This is a great skill to learn in the UK that you can later take around the world. The course is divided into 3 parts: the classroom, the pool and the open water. All lead by dive masters and instructors and the open water dives will either take place in a lake or the ocean. There is no tropical reef here but it is a lot of fun with top class tuition.
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Staff editor, Section, January 2008 |
