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Go extreme in the water on the most beautiful beaches in the world

by Royal Holiday June 16, 2016
written by Royal Holiday

Following up on my previous blog on New Exciting Extreme Aquatic Sports there are some new ones out there worth mentioning. Of course, there are some water sports that have even become quite common like surfing, kayaking, rafting, and even kitesurfing and windsurfing is becoming quite popular. Although there are some new ones that will blow you away and if you are an adventurous spirit, you’ll find your way to a beach to give it a try.

Water scooters

If you’re a huge fan of being in the water, but are not big on swimming, well you’ve got to consider getting on some kind of motorized vehicle to make your life a lot easier. Water scooters is definitely one of the ways to go! With a water scooter you can dive deeper and faster with the personal water propulsion device that you carry with you. And to top it off, it’s actually very easy to learn how to use. It can be tons of fun and there are lots of beaches that are now renting them.  

Hydro flying

If you are interested in using motorized devices that make your activities in the water more enjoyable, but not necessarily under the water, this is another option for you. The jet-pack could be an option, but this one does take a lot more practice. It is recommended to take lessons, which can run from $50 to $100 per session. Once you’ve gotten the hang of it, it can definitely be fun for those who love doing tricks as you hover over the water.

Flyboarding

Similarly, to the hydro flying, it takes time to master. Flyboarding was inspired in the Back to the Future hover board. It has two water jets attached to the board allowing it to hover over the water. Learning how to use it may take a few more lessons, but will be well worth it when you feel yourself hovering over the water!

Flybiking

Although, it is quite similar to the previous ones mentioned, in this one you’re seated. The fact that you’re sitting does make the learning curve a lot faster, and lets you glide over the water and control your movements a lot easier than flyboarding and hydro flying.

Cage diving

Image courtesy of Ben Robinson at Flickr.com

Image courtesy of Ben Robinson at Flickr.com

If you ever dreamed of exploring the ocean without having to worry about the incoming sharks, or any other dangerous sea creatures, cage diving can make your dreams come true. Cage diving is basically when you are lowered into the ocean inside of a steel cage to protect you from all of the animals you may encounter.

Open water swimming

Any open body of water like an ocean, lake or even river can be the place to go open water swimming. The objective of open water swimming is to swim in open bodies of water with target distance or location. The first ever recorded open water swimming was in 1810 when Lord Byron swam several miles to cross the Hellespont, which is now known as the Dardanelles from Europe to Asia.

Jet boarding/surfing

VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ued-lMSNkow

HAWAII – JET SURF – NEW EXTREME SPORT

Image courtesy of XTreme Video at YouTube.com

Image courtesy of XTreme Video at YouTube.com

Jet boarding or surfing is something completely new, where there is no need to chase the waves to surf. It’s basically a board that has jets attached and allows you to similar surfing on any type of water surface even if there are no waves. Check out the video of some awesome jet surfers in Hawaii.

Hawaii is one of the most amazing destinations you could go to try any of these new water sports, and Royal Holiday can get you one step closer. You can even read more on the Best Extreme Sports to Practice in Hawaii in our previous post.

When checking out the different destinations, be sure to check out these three fabulous Royal Holiday resorts located in Hawaii.

The Cliffs Club

Located in Kauai, The Cliffs Club is part of the 22-acre Princeville Resort which is simply breathtaking with its tropical garden and view of the North Pacific. You can find two tennis course, children’s playground, pool, spa and two nearby golf courses and a casino. Hawaii will prove to be a paradise, especially while you stay at The Cliffs Club with its activities whether it be an exciting helicopter ride over the mountains, or simply quietly enjoying the sunset. Besides practicing water sports, you can can enjoy trekking, hiking and cycling in and around the resort.

Mauna Kai

The romantic spot is considered a paradise by most of its visitors. You can enjoy the walkways with waterfalls, gardens and ponds that are simply amazing decorations around the pool. The suites are simply amazing and perfect for a romantic getaway, and have all of the amenities that you’ll need while staying on the island.

Kona Coast Resort

Finally, any of the suites can offer either mountain or ocean view. You will find fully-equipped kitchens, washers and dryers in every suite, along with TV in the living room and every bedroom. The resort facilities include a poolside restaurant, shuffleboard, swimming pools, spas, tennis court, weight and aerobic room, as well as a jogging path. The view will almost not make you want to leave the resort, but you’ll go once you remember the tons of water sports you can practice down at the beach.

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