Top Services for Active Leisure & Sport in France

I recommend you to book your dives in advance, especially during peak season! I didn't and ended up missing out on a couple cool spots because they were fully booked.

My advice is to ask about the dive sites beforehand. Some are more beautiful than others. I wish I had known that the dive at 'Le sec de la Roche' was such a highlight!

If you're not a certified diver yet, I suggest taking the introductory course. The instructors are super friendly and really help you get comfortable in the water. I had a blast!

If you can, book your training sessions a few weeks in advance to secure your spot. I almost missed out because I waited too long!

My advice is to pack a decent lunch. The on-site food prices are a bit steep, and there are limited options nearby

Try to catch a show if you can—it's usually around 4 PM. I stumbled into one by accident, and it was such a highlight! Just check their events calendar to see what’s on during your visit.

Bring your own snacks and drinks! The café’s a bit pricey and can get crowded. I packed a small picnic, and it made my visit much more pleasant and saved me a few bucks.

Check the schedule ahead of your visit! I found out they have specific hours for different activities, which helped me plan my day better. Avoid showing up at unexpected times; it can save you a lot of waiting around.

Don’t forget your camera - the views of the Eiffel Tower from the boat at sunset are unforgettable! I seen others miss great shots because they were too busy eating or talking

If you're budgeting, try to book directly through Yachts de Paris’ website for any deals. I found the prices better than through third-party sites. Also, check for any off-peak promotions!

My advice is to check the schedule for the different swimming classes before you go. I thought they had more variety, but they had limited options when I arrived.

One thing I learned was to bring your own swim cap and goggles. They do sell them, but way pricier than I expected! Save some cash and bring your own.

I recommend arriving around 10 AM during weekdays. It was much quieter then, and I could focus on improving my strokes without feeling rushed or bumping into others.

I suggest booking your spot online in advance. It really saves time, especially during weekends when it can get pretty crowded. I almost missed my class because I didn’t do it!

I recommend booking online in advance to get a better price. I saved some euros doing this instead of paying on-site.

I think taking the beginner's course might be worth it if you plan to skydive more in the future. It gave me loads of confidence for my first jump.

If you can, bring a camera or action cam for some awesome pics! They do offer photo packages, but I found it more personal to capture my own moments.

I think it's best to head out early in the morning, around 8 AM, to avoid crowds at popular spots. We had a great time exploring with fewer people around.

If you want to save some cash, bring your own supplies for cooking. The onboard kitchens are functional, and it's way cheaper than eating out every night

I think bringing your own snacks and drinks can save you some cash. The little cafe there is nice but prices can add up quickly.

If you're renting gear, check if you can get a multi-day discount. I saved a bit by renting for three days instead of one at a time.

I suggest arriving right at 9 am when they open. The wind is best early in the day, and you’ll avoid the crowds and get a good setup spot.

Don't skip the beginner classes, even if you’re somewhat experienced. I picked up some great techniques that really improved my kitesurfing.

Try to visit during the weekdays if you can. The weekends get super crowded and you might not get as much time on the water. I loved the peace on a Tuesday afternoon!

if you’re renting gear, consider booking a package deal for multiple days. i saved a chunk of cash doing this, plus it means less hassle each day.

If you're looking to save some dough, check the online booking options for golf tee times. I found a special deal that knocked off a good chunk of change!

Bring your own clubs if you can. Rental fees for clubs can add up quickly, and using your own is way more comfortable.

If you can, take a lesson from one of the pros there. It really helped my game and is way more fun than just playing alone.