With beautiful weather all year round, every season is an ideal time to jump into the sea and try your hand at water sports in Australia.
There are countless beautiful beaches to choose from and dozens of exciting activities to adventure on the water, suitable for Australian people's interest in outdoor activities. Whether you've never experienced water sports in Australia or are seasoned, don't pass up the chance to fly through the air with the propulsion of the water or the wind of the kite!
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1. Aqua Jetpack Flying - experience flying freely like a bird
Have you ever wanted to fly like superman, propelled into the air by two powerful jets of water? If the answer is yes, Aqua Jetpack Flying is definitely the sport for you. Developed in Australia in 2022 based on a device used in the James Bond movie, Aqua Jetpack Flying will satisfy those who like thrills.
Looks simple, but this sport requires you to be extremely brave.
Fasten your seat belt with 5 touch points, put on a helmet and get ready to conquer your fear - after a thorough instruction on how to use the jetpack, of course. Immediately, you will find yourself soaring out of the water, free as a seabird.
2. Surfing - the Australian art of 'walking on water'
Australians love to surf. Those who know how to master the waves often gently sway on the water, calmly waiting for the moment to follow the undulating curve of each wave.
It's never too late to learn this most exciting water sport in Australia. With some of the best surf beaches in the world, Australia is the perfect place to pick up the right board and use it to surf on the water.
Surfing is seen as a skill every Australian wants to achieve.
3. Kayaking in Australia
The beauty of kayaking is that you are not limited to the beach, you can paddle in a river, lake or any other body of water. Paddle around Sydney Harbor or the banks of the Hobart River, stroll around the bustling Lake Burley Griffin in Canberra or quietly glide through quiet coves - you can choose your preferred space to experience Australia's water sports This.
Kayaking through the mangroves is a good suggestion.
4. Stand up paddle boarding - water sport in Australia is quite easy to experience
As one of the fastest growing water sports in the world, stand-up paddle boarding (SUP) primarily requires you to know how to balance. Don't worry, you can practice this sport with incredible views of Australia!
Australians spend a lot of time outdoors, so it's a good idea to experience at least one when you're in Australia.
Stand-up paddleboards can be rented anywhere around the country, and the good news is that the sport is simple enough that you can learn how to navigate the water without going through any complicated classes.
5. Kitesurfing - the game is not for the 'weak of heart'
This Australian water sport is only for the adventurous. You will need to have “nerves of steel” and a strong upper body to be able to seriously study and master kitesurfing. The wind of the kite will help you glide on the water, as graceful as a creature belonging to the sea. For those willing to experiment, the reward will be the excitement of surpassing themselves.
The Gold Coast in Queensland is an ideal spot for kitesurfing.
People who are sedentary may not be really suitable to conquer this subject in just one session.
Which of the above subjects impressed you the most? During your upcoming trip to Australia, don't miss the opportunity to experience one of these exciting games, explore your limits and understand more about Australian culture in a whole new light!
