Adventure tourism water sports -Tehri Garhwal

Aside from swimming there are lots of ways your child can experience all the water has to offer. Sports such as surfing have become more and more popular with families in recent years and other watersports have followed surfing's lead, offering specially-adapted courses and sessions just for kids. If you yourself have a keen interest in a particular watersport you may be longing to get your child involved so you can head out on water-based adventures together. Or it may be that you too would like to learn a new activity this summer. Either way there's a watersport to suit you and your child's requirements, whether you just want to try something new during an afternoon on the beach or you'd like head out on a more involved family adventure and want to equip your child with the water confidence and skills they'll need.

Below are some details of watersports which both children and adults can enjoy. Of course a key consideration will be your child's confidence in the water and swimming ability (most watersports will require your child to be able to swim a distance of at least 50 metres) so if they're not quite ready for the sports outlined below you can find details of swimming classes on our swimming page.