wet & Wild Six half days of watersports + Six half days of multi activity
What’s it all about? If you get a kick from fun on the water, then Wet & Wild will fl oat your boat! The Isle of Wight is a mecca for watersports and here you’ll try waterskiing, wakeboarding, power boating, knee boarding, sailing, banana boats, kayaking and canoeing.
Can I do other activities as well? Yes – every day you’ll also enjoy half a day of dry land activities from our brilliant multi activity programme, plus different entertainment every evening. So you can pack in loads of other new experiences too!
What will I learn? Wakeboarding – like snowboarding on water, this is one cool way to take to the water. Then try waterskiing – with two skis to control, you’ll start on a training bar alongside the boat, but will soon progress to a long line. For powerboating, we’ve boats with engine sizes from 50–90bhp; plus we’ve the latest Wave Slayer infl atables to tow you behind! Weather permitting; you’ll also spend half a day sailing to Cowes, home of British yachting.
Do I need any experience?
It doesn’t matter whether you’re a dab hand at watersports or a complete beginner. If you’re looking for excitement and are water confi dent, then this is your holiday!
Do I need any specialist equipment? No, we provide everything from wetsuits to lifejackets, plus personal tuition from our fully trained instructors. Just be ready to get very wet!
*Based on the lowest price difference between the specialist holiday price vs. the nearest priced 7 night multi activity holiday in the same school holiday period, at the same centre. Prices vary between centres, please see each centre page for more information.
Where can I do this holiday? Little Canada – see pages 60-61
Holiday price £589
from only £60 more than a multi activity holiday*
Call 0844 371 2424 or visit
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