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Paddle Boards at Poor Knights
Stand up and paddle on a surf board, a cross between a kayak and a long board? The first time ever, paddle boards have been out at the Poor Knights Islands, and it won't be the last!
Some of our friends on the coast here, received special Christmas presents, and we decided to load them on the Perfect Day for a paddle in Maroro Bay.
These long board kayak hybrids, are fantastic, and a new twist on the way we explore the Poor Knights Islands.
You can surf on them, paddle them, knee board, and stand up for an all over even tan!
We will be getting a whole lot more for our boats, and watch out for the ones with a clear see-through window in the middle of the board.
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John Jory and Melissa WheelerThank you for an outstanding, world-class dive at Poor Knights Islands on New Year’s Day. We have enjoyed many quality recreational experiences during our global travels, including recent diving in Fiji. However, the quality of your dives supported by a friendly, fun, knowledgeable and caring staff provided us with a memory of a lifetime. Skipper Craig was very hospitable and his passion for his work is contagious. The crew were great, including Lori, Evan and Jenny, and Kate fit us in at the last minute. Thanks and we look forward to diving with you again.
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This looks like great fun. Must come and give it a go!
By Cheryl Jensen on 08 Feb 2010