Catch a Wave in Tel Aviv

April 12th, 2010Diving & Surfing, Travelling No Comments »

Tel Aviv offers approximately 20 km of beach stretch at the eastern shores of the Mediterranean and good weather conditions for surfing all year-round.

Generally, surfing in Tel Aviv is mild, nothing like extreme surfing in Indonesia, Hawaii or Australia. If you are just a beginner try Dolfinarium beach, where water breaks make the waves come orderly. The West Shore is recommended for professional surfers, the swell here is usually higher and waves break far from the shoreline. The most famous surfing beach is Hilton Beach; waves here are wide, breaking very well. Water breaks protect the surf line, but not in high swells.

Summer water temperature gets as hot as 28 C and the wave’s height is about 1 meter. Early in the morning (at 6 – 7 am) swell offers the best surf, when the waves are breaking long and perfect. Later, at 8 – 9 am the swell can get chaotic with waves breaking shorter. Wintertime offers you the best swells and big waves (2-3 meters) but with quite cold water (about 14 C).

Mediterranean is just a ten minutes bicycle ride from city center, but if you are an eager surfer and you are going to wake up early for better waves, it can be a good idea to find Tel Aviv apartments closer to the beach you like.

Adventure & Outdoor Holidays in Edinburgh

April 1st, 2010Activities, Camping & Hiking, Diving & Surfing, Paintball & Airsoft, Sailing & Boating, Travelling No Comments »

If you think that Edinburgh and the whole Scotland is a quiet place for relaxed golf holiday time, you are right. BUT! It is also a great adventure destination for thrill-seekers of all abilities.

Wet and wild Edinburgh rafting experience is available all year round. You’ll enjoy high quality rafting and Scottish rivers with rapids and rifts. In early spring or after heavy rainfall many of them raft to grade 4 and 5.

Pack you paraglider, carry it up a hill, unroll and step into the wind. The terrain in Scotland is ideal for learning and there are several good paragliding clubs. Only weather sometimes can destroy your flying plans.

The weather has no matter for paintball, fantastic adventure activity for everyone. The wide range of paintball venues in Scotland can cater all budgets and ages. A lot of places are close to the major cities of Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen and Dundee.

Scotland was designed for mountain biking. Explore countryside getting covered in mud, overcoming a lung-busting climb, coasting through steep berms or blasting downhill. Read the rest of this entry »

Costa-Rica Adventures

January 28th, 2009Camping & Hiking, Diving & Surfing, Fishing & Hunting, Travelling No Comments »

Costa-RicaNo one region of Central America can be compared with Costa-Rica. More then 50 years ago this country gave up the idea of army and bet against the mountain rivers rafting, eruptive volcanoes, wild beaches and full of life tropical forests. Since then the wealth of nature becomes a trump card of this state and its main income source.

Costa-Rica is not a big country. Ten days here will be enough for a full adventure with rafting and mountain bike, hiking and canoeing. There are good places for surfing, diving, deepwater fishing and snorkeling. You can go with a low budget or seek the more exclusive resorts. Read the rest of this entry »

Wind and Kite Surfing in Egypt

September 29th, 2008Diving & Surfing 1 Comment »

Kite Surfing

Kite surfingKitesurfing is one of most exciting and fun sports in the world and Egypt (Hurgada) is the perfect place to learn it fast and easy. The principle of kitesurfing is to use a powerful kite to pull a rider on a small board across the water. By using the power of the kite the rider can perform high jumps and tricks in a controlled and stylish way.

There is no doubt that it can be one of the most radical water sports around, but at the same time it can be mastered very quickly and it does not need to be that radical. Kitesurfing can be as hectic or as laid back as you want it to be. Whatever you make of it, it will be the most fun you ever had on the water. Read the rest of this entry »

The Red Sea Wreck and Safari Diving

September 19th, 2008Diving & Surfing 1 Comment »

Red Sea Diving

Diving Safari

The clear waters and pristine reefs bring thousands of divers to the Red Sea every year. So how do you decide whether to dive from daily boats or take the plunge and dive from a liveaboard diving safari?

The first thing to establish is whether you are coming to the Red Sea purely for diving. If the answer is “yes” then a liveaboard safari is definitely for you. Your liveaboard boat will provide you with tanks and weights and air as standard, if you would like to rent any other equipment or take a specific course, be sure to contact the operator in advance. Read the rest of this entry »

Volcano Diving in Krakatoa

August 26th, 2008Diving & Surfing, Travelling 1 Comment »

A volcanic eruption is possibly the most spectacular example of the incredible power of nature – and few eruptions in history have been quite as spectacular as that of Krakatoa. Until the summer of 1883 this volcano, situated on an island between Java and Sumatra, had been quiet for over two hundred years. In may that year came the first signs of renewed activity. Then at 10am on 27 August, the whole island began to explode. Read the rest of this entry »

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