Club Cheongho Waterski Camp 클럽 청호 수상레져

Skiing is a funny sport that allows people to enjoy regardless of age. It is great for enjoying speed and thrill of riding on the water. After a trial of riding holding a pole attached to a boat, you will most likely be able to glide on the water at the end of a rope. But one lesson is usually not enough to enjoy water skiing on your own. So you need at least several lessons. The good thing is you don’t have to know how to swim, so anyone can try.
A water skiing session involves stretching and learning the basic starting position. Following information is the basics of water skiing.

Learning the Basics of Water skiing
① After stretching, you will learn the basic starting position using a ski rope tied to a post.② Wet your skis so that your feet snuggles in easily. ③ Sit at the edge of a barge and put your skis on.④ Skiers first use a pole tied to the boat when starting to learn water skiing. As they get

The lesson on land lasts less than 30 minutes, and there are 2 to 3 on-the-water practice sessions. Note that during the two practice sessions you can easily fall, so don’t be too ambitious if you are just beginning.

741-12 Hoegok-ri, Seorak-myeon, Gapyeong-gun, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea

+82-31-584-0559

winter season

Price
- Wakeboard, water ski (on-land/ on-the-water training) 60,000 won
- Wakeboard, water ski one-time ride 15,000 won / Jet ski 10 mins. 50,000 won, 1 hr 200,000 won
- Fly Fish 20,000 won per person / Water sleigh 10,000 won per person
- Peanut boat 30,000 won per ride / Motor boat 50,000~150,000 won
- Fly fish + Peanut boat + Banana boat Package 45,000 won
- Beginner training (water ski, wakeboard) + Fly fish + Banana boat 90,000 won
- Jet ski + Fly fish + Banana boat Package 80,000 won