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FOR THE ACTIVE... Sailing... Kite boarding... How can you come to Provo without venturing on to the water for some sailing? The winds are perfect most of the year, and waters are clear and warm. Try going out in your own Hobie Cat - you can rent them in many places. Just let us know and we'll organize it. Or, if you want something grander (an incredible experience), you should head to Atabeyra which is a 77 foot sailing boat available for charter. One of the most popular adrenaline pumping sports. Consistent trade winds and shallow water make learning conditions world class. As the islands first and largest kiteboarding school, the professional instructors from Kite Provo will get you started. Learn to fly the kite on the beach, then into the water with your board. Plus advanced lessons for those already up and riding as well as downwinders and excursions on the 26ft ‘Big Air’ KiteProvo boat. Provo is consistently named as one of the best islands in the world - most recently #1 in the 2015 TripAdvisor Travelers' Choice rankings (and Grace Bay was named #2 beach). No surprise then that most people want to kick back, relax, and enjoy the warm sand and clear blue waters. BUT... there is a more active side to Provo if you feel like a change of pace. Options are endless but we've selected some of our favorites on and off the water, based on the types of activities guests often ask us about. Enjoy! Horseback Riding... Owned and run by a lady called Camille Slattery, Provo Ponies takes you horseback riding down the 4-mile Long Bay Beach and into the ocean! The rides are open to all levels, with a minimum age of 7 and a maximum weight limit of around 200 lbs. If you're more experienced they will allow you to trot or canter down the beach! This is a really great set up, with h [