Kayaking Taster for One (£12), Two (£24), or Four (£48) at Adventure College (60% Off)
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Kayaking Taster for One (£12), Two (£24), or Four (£48) at Adventure College (60% Off)
- Offer diving, kayaking and first aid tuition
- Part of the British Canoe Union
The Deal
- Taster session with 1 hour theory and 1 hour in the water
- Designed for total beginners
- Range of vessels to try, including a closed cockpit kayak, or Canadian canoe
- All equipment provided
Limit 1 per 1, 2, or 4 people. May buy multiple as gifts. Booking required. 48 hour cancellation policy. Valid Tue-Sun 10am-6pm. Sessions will be forfeited if any later than 15 minutes. Must be 8 or older. Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult. Adult is not required to pay or partake in the activity. Total time approx. 2 hours: 1 hour theory, 1 hour in water. Health and safety forms and health disclaimer required. Valid on option purchased only. Original values verified 20 April 2012 at 4.47pm.
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Although more friendly than a kayak, a Mongolian yak won't do an Eskimo roll unless it is given a Swiss one first. Paddle out of a sticky situation with today's Groupon from Adventure College. Choose from the following options:
• £12 for a two hour beginners' kayaking course for one (60% off)• £24 for a two hour beginners' kayaking course for two (60% off)
• £48 for a two hour beginners' kayaking course for four (60% off)
With lessons in scuba diving, kayaking, and canoeing, Adventure College Watersports teaches land lubbers to take to water with all the gusto of a juvenile seal. The centre welcomes water babies and seasoned pros alike, with courses that can range from the sedate to the blood pumping. Historians can board the WightDiver boat to visit the shipwrecks provided by Portsmouth’s colourful maritime past, while RYA shore-based courses provide a practical foundation full of boating know-how.
Whether new to the sport or simply in need of a refresher, participants choose their boat from a selection ranging from closed cockpit kayaks to Canadian canoes. The first hour will be spent on theory, including a safety briefing, the lowdown on all the necessary equipment, as well a spot of paperwork. Kayakers then get out on the water for an hour of expert-guided paddling.
