Dragon boat sailing on Rabish Lake

Dragon boat sailing on Rabish Lake from Makaroon.bg

Do you want to be part of a different adventure on the water and ride a boat that you have certainly never been on before? If your answer is yes, this offer is just for you.

Dragon boats are narrow and long, decorated with a dragon's head at the front and a dragon's tail at the back. The purpose of sailing is to obtain synchrony in the actions of the whole team in the boat, so that the scooping happens simultaneously and rhythmically. This is an extremely fun water adventure that does not require participants to have any prior experience.

Try a new water adventure – dragon boat sailing on Rabishko Lake

Dragon boating is a popular water sport that has its roots in ancient Chinese culture. Teams of rowers in long, narrow boats shaped and decorated like dragons compete against each other. Dragon boat racing originated in China over 2,000 years ago and is often associated with a traditional Chinese festival. The holiday is celebrated on the fifth day of the fifth month of the lunar calendar, usually in June.

Dragon boats have long crossed the borders of China and become an interesting form of group adventure. The Rabish lake is located in the immediate vicinity of the Magura cave and is a large reservoir of calm water, which is extremely suitable for beginners in water sports. The good news is that you don't need to have kayaked, canoed or rowed.

Be a part of a one-of-a-kind water fun where you have the opportunity to feel part of a team with a common purpose and direction, and have a lot of fun.

The service includes:

• Dragon boat ride for one person;
• Instruction;
• Life jacket;
• Gondolier;
• Savior.

More information:

• The service lasts about 2 hours.
• The service is performed in a group of at least 10 participants.
• Maximum capacity of the boat - 20 people.
• The service is performed in the period 01.05 - 30.10.
• Minimum age of participants – 6 years with an accompanying parent.