Tourism New Zealand WindSportsKiteboarding, Parasailing, Paragliding, Hang Gliding, Hot Air Ballooning - try it!
When ever there is a storm brewing I can look at the beach below us, and see the kite sails going up and down as these fanatics enjoy the opportunity to surf, windsurf or
kiteboard.
Popular with both locals and tourism New Zealand WindSports are found at many holiday destinations, which almost always have a selection of these activities for tourists and holiday makers to try. New Zealand windsports have introduced a number that can be experienced in tandem with an experienced guide, thus making it a relatively safe experience for the inexperienced.So trying such sports such as paragliding and hang gliding is opened up to everyone and many more are having a go of these exciting, adrenaline pumping sports.
There are those that combine the wind and sea/surf factor Other wind sports combine another factor such as the boat which pulls parasailers, the glider which tows the second glider to it’s destination, or skydiving where the airplane experience is all part of the whole experience. These Are:
The remaining miscellaneous group are mostly solely wind reliant
Anyone Can Give It a GoFound in many locations attracting tourism New Zealand WindSports are very popular, as they are able to be experienced by most people.Children as young as five years can hot air balloon, and the oldest person to do parasailing was celebrating her 100th birthday! By going tandem, it opens it up to many who would never dream of trying such exhilarating sports solo. If you want to try an extreme sport without the “extreme bit” the Rotorua Agrodome Activities has a range of exciting but very safe activities. So put at least one or two of these windsports on your list and give it a go!
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