Water sports at Mobor Beach, Cavelossim

It was an inadequately short trip to Goa, yet it had its share of great and greatest moments. Moments that remains with us, moments that are cherished for long, moments of loosing oneself and gliding with euphoria! A great place of stay, promises comfort! Compatible co travelers promise relaxation! An exotic destination promises food for thought in ways more than one. Our stay by the serene Mobor beach in the luxurious Holiday Inn resort, did promise to give us some precious moments and indeed it kept its promise.

 I always loved water sports, although it tires a little but the ecstatic moments that surface through it are worth exhausting energy and inviting body ache (wink). The high point of this trip was our water sport indulgence. Holiday Inn has its private beach, which is extraordinarily maintained clean. Hence the transparent blue waters, the soft glorious sand and the inviting extended blueness above, made our sporting all the more enjoyable.

 At a rate little higher than you get in beaches like Baga and Calangute, Mobor beach promised a session in much more cleaner waters and significantly lesser crowd and chaos. They had Banana Ride, Ringo, Paragliding and Jet skiing.  And each had its share of fun, fear and joy of getting over it.

In Ringo they make two people sit in an air filled small boat and then with the help of a speed boat, they pull it with enormous speed, invading commendable distance from the sea shore. The best part of this ride is the speed, which is incredible and nerve wrecking.

In Banana Ride which very similar to Ringo, maximum five people can sit on the banana shaped boat, however the speed in this case is not that high. But the fun is, you are thrown out from the boat mid sea, the very idea can be scary and fun at the same time.

We all know, the fun attached with Jet Ski and paragliding, as a bonus we got a good share of Dolphin Sighting while we were aboard for our paragliding session.

Life is about living, and it depends on us how we want to live. Sometimes adrenaline rushes are great for our being, it kind of rejuvenates and infuses fresh life with the never dying quest to live life king size.

Aritra Chakrabarty Sengupta