Would you like to start on an adventure safari – high hills, wildlife safaris, dense forests, trekking trails and the list goes on... the Western part of India fulfills your enthusiasm for adventure. High hills of Western Ghats, evergreen forests, long coastline of Arabian sea make West India an ideal destination for adventure seekers. Western Ghats with dense forests makes it ideal for trekking expeditions, wildlife safaris and nature studies.
Maharashtra
Trekking
Most famous places in Maharashtra for trekking is the region of Bhandardara. Some of the peaks here offer treks on hills that include the nearby Ratangadh – which is the highest in Maharashtra. Near Mahabaleshwar is Pratapgarh and also Panhala and Torna that are interesting options for trekking. Other than this, Lohagad Fort, Sinhgad Fort, Visapur Fort, Purandar Fort and the Shivneri Fort provide perfect options for indulgence in trekking.
Paragliding
The major action for Paragliding in the state is the Western Ghats. Certain mountains with their hilltops and flatlands offer the best experience. Pune and Mumbai also offer considerable options for Paragliding. Mahabaleshwar, Matheran, Deolali, Panchgani and Sinhgad offer some of the best options for Paragliding in the state. Winter is the perfect time for this sport. One has to be physically fit for the flying act!
Water Sports
The scope for water sports in Maharashtra is huge. MTDC along with several other private entities offer these water sports. They offer best aqua sports including windsurfing, kayaking, speed boating and water scooters. The famous Essel Park is also famous for its water rides.
Gujarat
Surfing
Surfing is possible on the beaches of Gujarat. The state has over 1500 sq m of coastline and surfing is offered and taught on most of the developed beaches. The most popular beaches for surfing are Chorwad Beach and Dumas Beach.
Skiing
Water Skiing is popular but it is possible only on the Ahmedpur Mandvi beach along with other sports like water scooters, deep sea diving, paragliding and snorkeling.Jeep Safari- The local zoos also have great jeep safaris all over the national parks to see local animals.
Trekking
Trekking is popular in the grasslands and along the nature reserves. Some of the established trekking routes are to Rajat Pratap and to Tridhara near Dhupgarh.
Goa
Parasailing
Get a bird's eye view of the beaches and shores. As the parachute ascends into the air, the feeling of the cold air touching your face and running through you hair, is worth a shot. Baga Beach offers parasailing options .You can also go at Candolim, Majorda and Anjuna Beaches.
Scuba Diving
Plunge into the Arabian Sea and feel like a fish. Scuba Diving lets you explore marine life in Goa like never before. You can attend classes, courses, dives and PADI (Professional Association of Diving Instructors) courses at various resorts. Sites around Grand Island - Davy Jones Locker, Suzy's Wreck, Shelter Cove,Umma Gumma Reef and Bounty Bay offer Scuba Diving and the best time to dive is between October and April.
Water Skiing
If water skiing gets your heart racing, turn your heads towards Calangute, Arossim, Candolim, Utorda and Mobor and Rajbaga Beaches. With the sort of professional guidance and equipment available at Goa, water skiing will seem to grow on you in a little while.
These sports require the adventurers to attain fitness in the complete sense before taking them up and must be mentally alert and have strong and quick reflexes to avoid any issues when doing them.
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