Water sports have become an important part of tourism in India, as most of the country’s beaches have wonderful destinations for these sports. Goa may be the most famous at this level, but there are other wonderful destinations in turn, and they provide unforgettable experiences.
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Do not hesitate to challenge yourself and enjoy the most beautiful adventures, and discover with us the best water sports destinations in India.
Goa
When it comes to water sports, you’ll find it all in Goa! This includes water skiing, windsurfing, parasailing, water skiing, windsurfing, kite surfing, sailing, and all sailing fun for children, such as banana rides.
The majority of adventures take place on the most developed beaches of Calangute and Baga Baga in northern Goa. But other water sports are also found on beaches throughout the state.
Gokarna
Goa undoubtedly is a popular destination for many tourists, which can make it crowded often. But don’t be afraid, there is a perfect alternative! Across the border, Gokarna is a favorite alternative, as there are all the usual action-packed water sports out there too, especially at Om Beach. The quiet beach breaks in Gokarna also make it a great place to learn surfing. Cocopelli Surf School has a basic guesthouse and offers several surfing courses.
Andaman Islands
Parasailing, water skiing, boating and surfing are available in Andaman Islands, an area of India in the Bay of Bengal. However, it is really diving, snorkeling and undersea walking. Havelock has the largest number of diving companies.
If you are interested in scuba diving and underwater walks, head to Elephant Beach on the island.
Bhimtal Bhimtal
You may have heard about the sport of rolling a Zorbing Ball on the ground, but what about water? Zorbing was introduced to Lake Bhimtal and was a great success among tourists!
Other water sports, such as canoeing and boating, are also found in the area famous for its lakes. And being in the mountains, they are also ideal for escaping from the scorching summer heat in India.
Rishikesh
Rishikesh, the birthplace of yoga in India, is not just about spirituality. It is also a leading destination for canoeing on the river, with the shortest trips lasting a few hours. Visitors can combine river rafting, camping and excursions for more adventure, as these excursions extend for a few nights.
Covalong Covelong
The most stable waves can be found on the Indian mainland in Covelong Village. It has great skiing, a newly built surfing facility with guest rooms and a café right on the beach. Mumu Surf School offers professional lessons and training.
Ride the waves in Gokarna
Enjoy diving in the water in the Andaman Islands
Parasailing in Goa
Zorbing in the waters of Lake Bhimtal
Bungee jumping in Goa
Surfing is a favorite sport in Kovalam
Rishikesh is amazing
Wonderful picture of Kovalam
Goa is a favorite destination for water sports fans
The wonderful Gokarna
Play rowing in Rishikesh
From the exciting Andaman Islands
From inside the wonderful Rishikesh
