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Kayaking is such an adventurous water activity. Research says that kayaking once a week could definitely result to a healthier lifestyle. From the wide selection of places to go, <a href="http://rayomarine.com/principal/" title="explore and enjoy kayak Philippines anytime, anywhere">explore and enjoy kayak Philippines anytime, anywhere</a>. But this kind of activity is prone to accidents. Did you know there are places where kayaking is banned? Here are the list of the banned places for your kayaking activity:<br />
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Ban in Norway</h3>
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In 2013, a ban on the 3 rivers of Norway was taken effect due to the increase spread of salmon parasite namely as Gyrodactus Salaris. The partial restriction will lead to fining of stubborn kayakers, whatever the race might be. The parasite spread involve was caused by kayakers themselves, fisherman and everybody else who brings contaminated waters in between the rivers. From its harmful effects to the health of the nearby residents the Food Department of Norway alongside the Norwegian paddle Federation works hand in hand to distribute information and disinfection system to avoid any major harm. The rivers are still available for kayakers but with assurance and aid of the kayaks used to be disinfected. If not considered thoroughly, full restriction of the rivers will be effective immediately.<br />
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Ban in Venice</h3>
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Venice is popularized by the Grand Canal, it is the longest canal or artificial river in the world and it is also banning kayaking activity as well as other paddling activities effective on the tenth day on the issuance of the publication date on April 9 of this year. Due to severe traffics, they’ve concluded on having moderation on the rules for paddling in Venice.<br />
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Nei Rii principali interni di collegamento: Canal Grande, Cannaregio, Giardini, Greci – San Lorenzo, – Santa Giustina – Sant’Antonin – Pietà, Noale, Novo, Ca’ Foscari, Santi Apostoli – Gesuiti, è vietata nei giorni feriali, dal lunedi al venerdì dalle 08.00 alle ore 15.00, e al sabato dalle ore 8.00 alle ore 13.00, la navigazione dei natanti denominati jole, dragon boat, pattini, pedalò, canoe, kayak e tavole a remi. I transiti di questi sono condizionati alla presenza tra le dotazioni di bordo di un fanale bianco a luce ininterrotta visibile per 360° da tenere acceso dalla mezz’ora dopo il tramonto del sole alla mezz’ora prima del suo sorgere. E’ consentito l’attraversamento del Canal Grande nei tratti di collegamento tra rii blu prospicienti con l’obbligo di dare la precedenza a tutte le unità in transito.</blockquote>
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In the major internal connecting canals: Canal Grande, Cannaregio, Giardini, Greci – San Lorenzo, – Santa Giustina – Sant’Antonin – Pietà, Noale, Novo, Ca’ Foscari, Santi Apostoli – Gesuiti, all navigation is forbidden on weekdays, from Monday to Friday from 8am to 3pm, and on Saturdays from 8am to 1pm, for vessels commonly named jole, dragon boat, hydrocycle, pedalo, canoe, kayak and SUP. All passages of these are on the condition that they carry on board a white light of uninterupted light visible at 360° to be kept turned on from half an hour after sunset until half an hour before sunrise. It is permitted to cross the Canal Grande on the connecting tracts between the “blue” canals facing it, with the obligation to give the right of way to all passing vessels.</blockquote>
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Ban in Abu Dhabi</h3>
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Abu Dhabi // The Environment Agency Abu Dhabi, or EAD, has prohibited swimming, jet ski, kayak in the waters of the marine channel of the Mangroves Corniche. The Mangroves Corniche is a protected home of diverse array of wildlife including birds, fish, foxes, turtles, crabs, and reptiles. The mangroves is currently undergoing water purification and marine maintenance work. Banning will be lifted once the restoration is complete.<br />
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Having known of the said banned areas, taking laws heavily should be practiced for an adventurous yet safe kayak experience.

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Take a break from cruising in a <a href="http://rayomarine.com/principal/">catamaran in the Philippines</a>’ majestic waters, and try to take adventure to the next level—the extreme level! </div>
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Perhaps your ideal summer getaway is swimming in a beach or diving into the water to have a spectacular view of the rich aquatic life. These are not enough for adventure-seeking people because it is a far cry from their usual adrenaline-pumping activities. It doesn’t make them high and alive. They prefer ‘wet and wild’ water activities.</div>
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The common extreme water sports we’ve always heard of are canoeing, jet skiing, white water rafting, and kite surfing. Yet, from time to time, thrill-seekers add a little twist to make what simple more exciting.</div>
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<b>Subwing</b></div>
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Have you ever wished you could fly underwater? Subwing lets you have the ability to glide like a manta ray or maneuver like a dolphin. It is an invention of a Norwegian sailor, Simon Sivertsen. His first prototype is a piece of driftwood and it was upgraded to a 4 feet ‘wing’ made of carbon fiber. Daily Mail described the sport as “a hand held fin with two ‘wings’ towed by a speed boat in 2-4 knots (2.3 mph to 4.6 mph).” The rider can maneuver the contraption in any angle he wants. Just don’t forget to gulp air from the surface and always be aware where you are going because you might accidentally plummet into the depths of the sea.</div>
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<b>Aqua Hoverboard</b> </div>
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It was only last year that the hoverboard was brought to life by several inventors such as Greg Henderson, Ryan Craven and Shane Chen, who was the first one to patent it. But it was first-known in the world of water sports through the brainchild of Zapata Racing (ZR). According to their <a href="http://zapata-racing.com/hoverboard-en/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">site</a>, “the Hoverboard by ZR® is a hydro-propelled board connected to the PWC (personal water craft) pump by a hose (18 or 23 m long.” Using this equipment, the rider can reach up to 8 m above the sea, to an average speed of 40 km/h, the site explains. </div>
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<b>Surf Kayaking</b><br />
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Originally, sailing with a <a href="http://rayomarine.com/principal/">kayak in the Philippines</a> is a relaxing recreational water activity. It gets a “bit” extreme once you use it to ride waves—large angry waves. Just like the video below. This is similar to whitewater kayaking. The moment you get tired of the rapid waters of the river, the waves of the sea or ocean is your next expedition.<br />
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Do you want a rollercoaster of a waterslide? Try the Verrückt, the world’s tallest waterslide as recognized by <a href="http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/news/2014/5/meet-verrueckt-the-worlds-new-tallest-water-slide-57097/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Guinness World Records</a>. It is the main attraction of Schlitterbahn Waterpark in Kansas City and stands 53.38 m (168 feet 7 inches). It requires 2-3 riders strapped in a raft. You can imagine how tall it is based on the illustration below:</div>
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It is insanely fun, right?<br />
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<b>Jetsurf </b><br />
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This extreme water sport doesn’t need a PWC to propel you up to staggering heights. It is a combination of a jet ski and a surfboard. Jetsurf is made from Kevlar and carbon fiber with a built-in motor that can reach up to speed of 35 mph and weighs 14 kg.<br />
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Sailing in a <a href="http://rayomarine.com/principal/">kayak or catamaran in the Philippines</a> is not bad for starters. In case you get bored staring at the aquamarine waters, it is high time to turn the open seas into your playground.

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