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Re: boat trips suitable for kids

11 Jul 2011 15:23

The first year we went my two girls were 6 and 10 and they loved turtle beack and the mud baths si I would recommend them, just be careful if they go in the sulphur pool, the one we went to went deep quickly but it may have changed since 2002.

Dave

Re: boat trips suitable for kids

11 Jul 2011 15:24

If they enjoy swimming, they might well enjoy the lazy day boat trips, as they make several stops where you can go swimming off the boat.

Re: boat trips suitable for kids

11 Jul 2011 15:29

blondie wrote:If they enjoy swimming, they might well enjoy the lazy day boat trips, as they make several stops where you can go swimming off the boat.



And if they are not good swimmers most boats will let them use a life jacket when they are swimming.

My two love the boat trips and have done so since we have been going however they both swim like a fish, the youngest even had her mile swimming badge by the time she was six, the eldest was asked to train for the 2012 olympics when she was 11 but she didn't like the sound of the hours she would need to put in and more importantly getting up at 5.30am every morning to get two hours training in before school.


Dave

Re: boat trips suitable for kids

11 Jul 2011 17:15

dksbbs wrote:
blondie wrote:If they enjoy swimming, they might well enjoy the lazy day boat trips, as they make several stops where you can go swimming off the boat.



And if they are not good swimmers most boats will let them use a life jacket when they are swimming.

My two love the boat trips and have done so since we have been going however they both swim like a fish, the youngest even had her mile swimming badge by the time she was six, the eldest was asked to train for the 2012 olympics when she was 11 but she didn't like the sound of the hours she would need to put in and more importantly getting up at 5.30am every morning to get two hours training in before school.


Dave

I'm thinking of training for the efes drinking championships 2011. The hours are great no getting up at 5.30am, I'm still comatised at that time. It's long hours though, but you do actually get swimming breaks now and again. At the end of all the training the reward is being able to talk utter crap to your missus or anybody else who is willing to listen.

Re: boat trips suitable for kids

11 Jul 2011 18:11

Sounds good to me adewolves we are there in august and i am up for putting in some training time .name time and place .

Sancher

Re: boat trips suitable for kids

11 Jul 2011 19:06

There 12th August mate, silly o clock...half 3 in the morning.

Re: boat trips suitable for kids

11 Jul 2011 19:15

adewolves wrote:There 12th August mate, silly o clock...half 3 in the morning.




Beat you by 6 hours :D will have finished training by the time you get there. are you a mick mccarthy fan .seen him play a few times
sancher

Re: boat trips suitable for kids

11 Jul 2011 19:28

Where you staying? Yes I'm a massive fan of Magic Mick.

Re: boat trips suitable for kids

11 Jul 2011 19:32

uysal apartments .big Barnsley fan for my sins .

Re: boat trips suitable for kids

11 Jul 2011 19:37

Alvaro us, I can see the love for Mick though...Barnsley.

Re: boat trips suitable for kids

11 Jul 2011 19:41

e bar gum lad tha reight

Re: boat trips suitable for kids

11 Jul 2011 19:44

Yo seem a good un

Re: boat trips suitable for kids

11 Jul 2011 20:49

adewolves wrote:I'm thinking of training for the efes drinking championships 2011. The hours are great no getting up at 5.30am, I'm still comatised at that time. It's long hours though, but you do actually get swimming breaks now and again. At the end of all the training the reward is being able to talk utter crap to your missus or anybody else who is willing to listen.



Sounds like a good idea, I start my training on the 5th of August. :) :)
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