Water Sports in Tyne and Wear

2. It’s a healthy holiday

Bet you never thought burning calories and holidaymaking would ever go hand-in-hand. Well, this guide is here to tell you otherwise – and we don’t just mean swimming. Of course, there are the hard-core surfers catching serious waves, but what about a relaxing canoe trip down a river in autumn or kayaking around the coast in the summer. These not only build upper body strength but are a great low-impact alternative to running. Or even better, build your core strength whilst enjoying a relaxing lake tour with stand-up paddle boarding; the newest trend to hit the water sports world. The best part of all, is enjoying that cold lager once the day is done, knowing full-well that you’ve earned it.

4. Whatever the weather, you’re guaranteed leisure

There’s no need to put yourself under extreme stress trying to organise multiple people to meet at one date, with the perfect weather conditions on the perfect day (especially when you’re in the UK) – you don’t need to worry about the rain when you’re already going to get wet! There are water sports that suit any time of the year, for any weather, indoors or outdoors. Whenever you want to go, you can go! Organise a boat excursion in the summer to enjoy the wildlife and watch the sunset, learn how to surf in the winter when the waves are alive, take advantage of the autumn wind and go kitesurfing, or jet ski fearlessly in the springtime rain as you’re going to be wet either way.