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Kayaking, Swimming with Mary French
Kayaking
Atsista Bay is the perfect location to learn or to improve in kayaking. There is the Bay for warming up or practising new moves. Outside of the bay lends itself to the exploration of smaller islands and inlets with historical points of interest and just beautiful views.
Swimming
Swimming sessions will be centred around Atsitsa Bay and will be relevant to everyone from non swimmer to swimmer alike. There will be opportunities to be creative in your movements or specific with stroke efficiency. And hopefully we’ll have time to perform to the others!
What's Included?
Mary’s course is held in Atsitsa Bay on Skyros island in Greece and is part of the wide range of courses and activities available.
The holiday includes full board twin shared accommodation in an eco-hut. Single upgrades and twin shares in the house are available.
Chat through the website, call +44 (0)1983 86 55 66 or email holidays@skyros.com to discuss your requirements.
About Mary French
Mary is passionate about being outside with nature and especially sharing this through activities. Her expertise in offering up a framework of gradual developmental stages, allows individuals to reach into previously inaccessible areas and develop movement and confidence. Her style is one of calmness and warmth with a genuine interest in everyone she meets.
She has climbed all over the world with her first abseil in Australia. She regularly climbs in reliable climates like Spain in the Northern hemisphere’s winter and irregularly climbs in Britain at other times! She has swum in remote glacier fed lakes in Kyrgyzstan and high altitude oxbow lakes in Zimbabwe but feels most at home swimming or paddle boarding in the longest lake in England, Windermere, near where she lives in the Lake District. She has swam the length a couple of times. The most beautiful place she has ever paddle boarded is Pembrokeshire’s coast line.
Mary is an experienced and qualified teacher of outdoor activities (and maths!) holding qualifications in climbing, kayaking, first aid, caving and hill walking.