Parasailing is a water sport with two significant instruments- a parachute and a speedboat. This sport is most prominent in Goa due to the abundance of beaches and seascapes. Attached at the end of a rope fastened to a speedboat, tourists are propelled to heights of 300 to 320 feet and experience the bird's eye view of the panoramic beauty of the southwest coast of India.
Parasailing in Goa
Cost of Parasailing in Goa
Parasailing: ₹899 per person
Parasailing with Dip: ₹1199 per person
Full fare for children above 12 years of age
Parasailing Timing:
10:00 am to 5:00 pm
Things to Remember:
- Swimwear, t-shirt, shorts, sun cream, hat, towel, and sunglasses are required.
- Permissible weight: 100 Kg
- Helmets, arm and knee guards, safety jackets, and instructor are included in the Package:
The Top 10 Beaches for Parasailing in Goa:
1. Calangute Beach
Time Required: 20 minutes
Cost: INR 800-1000 per person
2. Candolim Beach
Time Required: Around 25 minutes
Cost: INR 400 per person onwards
3. Baga Beach
Time Required: 45 minutes
Cost: INR 600
4. Dona Paula Beach
Time Required: 20 minutes
Cost: INR 500-1000
5. Majorda
Time Required: 10 minutes
Cost: INR 800
6. Anjuna Beach
Time Required: 15 minutes
Cost: INR 2000
7. Colva Beach
Time Required: 20 minutes
Cost: INR 800
8. Vagator Beach
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Time Required: 25 minutes
Cost: INR 850-1000
9. Bogmalo Beach
Time Required: 20 minutes
Cost: INR 800
10. Sinquerim Beach
Time Required: 30 minutes
Cost: INR 600
Best Time To Go Parasailing in Goa
Between October and March (Avoid planning trips between July to September as it monsoon season in Goa).Tips for Parasailing
- Do not attempt Parasailing in harsh weather as it is risky.
- Make sure you are not underweight/overweight. The minimum weight to do Parasailing is 50 kg. A person below 50kg has to fly with another parasailer, however, the total weight should not exceed 190kg.
- Read about the safety equipment and harnesses before you book.
- Make sure the company you book your experience from is well-reputed.