Water sports and activities

[CanHardlyWait!]

Hello Everyone,

Will be in CVO in about 5 weeks and I am getting more excited by the day. We are spending a week in Spain and a week in CVO and I have to confess that I have spent more time planning the Spain portion of the (10 year anniversary) trip than the CVO portion. The idea is that once we hit CVO we are just going to relax and enjoy the beaches, the weather and the people.

However, we are both quite active and it might be fun to spend a day (or more) out on the water. Being from Canada we have both spent some time in kayaks (does everyone know what these are, or are they native to Canada) and on small sailboats (called Lasers). Does anyone know if there are places in or near CVO where one can rent these sorts of things so we can go touring in and around the amazing rock formations just off the beautiful beaches.

Thanks for your help. Paul

[Guest]

Hi there Paul!
I was thinking of you,your wife and family when I was in CVO last week. Trying to remember when you would be there..and youve now answered my question!
How are you all? I can well imagine how excited you and your wife are..but not long now..and you can bet your bottom dollar..the weather will be wonderful
Sorry I can't help with the water sports (Im not much of a water baby!)..but Im sure you'll get some info off folk here soon..best wishes..Ellie

[Gerry Cullen]

Hi c h w,can,t really help but in answer to your question kayaks have become a big thing in ireland on the smaller faster rivers,prefer the bigger two man indians myself,more versatile,still whatever floats your boat,have a ball on your vacation.........why not try a dive, the algarve coastline looks ideal for shallow dip,
may the road rise to meet ye,
gerry

[Trazie]

Paul,
have sent you a pm
Trazie