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Did water activities in Malvan, 28 March 2024




Today was our last day in Malvan, so we decided to indulge in water sports. We headed to Chivla Beach in the morning around 7:15 after pre-booking the activities the previous night. Although it was past 7, the sun had yet to appear. We boarded the boat and were taken to see dolphins, spotting only a few. Later, we visited a very small island covered in shells and collected some as souvenirs.Our guides shared stories about other small islands we saw, which are now just broken stones.

By 9 am, we returned to the hotel, had breakfast, and changed into our swimwear for the water activities.



Back at Chivla Beach, we experienced scuba diving for the first time. The water was clean and calm, providing an enjoyable experience. However, we couldn't dive together as it wasn't allowed. We were provided video clips of our diving experience, featuring small, cute fishes. Next, we tried parasailing, with me opting for a deeper experience while bubbles kept it simple due to fear(Jk). Some people on the boat vomited due to the motion. Following that, we tried jet skiing, which ended quickly as we were only passengers, not riders. Then came the banana ride, where we were tossed into the water twice, but swimming wasn't an issue for us. Lastly, we tried another activity, the name of which I can't recall, but it was also enjoyable. After a day full of fun, I caught a cold, so we returned to the hotel around 5 or 6 pm, took a bath, and had dinner and fell asleep.

Xoxo ❤️

Gujjugirl 

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