• Briefing & Training: Every session begins with professional guidance. Full instructions, safety tips, and hands-on training ensure you’re confident before hitting the water or the Onewheel.
• All-Inclusive Safety: We provide all safety equipment, including life jackets and helmets.
• Content Creation: Our team captures epic moments with drones and action cameras, so you walk away with professionally shot, Instagram-ready videos and photos.

• Jetboarding
  30 minutes of powered madness on water
• Kayaking
  1 hour of calm, scenic paddle therapy
• ATV Ride
  30 minutes on a guided trail in Nedora

• Safety gear (life jackets, helmets, etc.)
• Professional instruction and training
• Session on the Chapora River with breathtaking views

• Transport to and from the venue
• Food and beverages (though riverside barbecue or snacks may be available as paid add-ons)
• Personal items (towels, sunscreen, change of clothes)
• Medical or travel insurance

• Location: Stoke India HQ, River Chapora, Goa
• Travel Options: Most guests drive, hire a taxi, or use app cabs from major Goa locations (Calangute, Anjuna, Panjim, etc.), which typically take 30–45 minutes.

• Water bottle to stay hydrated
• Change of clothes for after your ride
• Insect repellent (especially for sunset/evening sessions)
• Quick-drying clothes or swimwear suitable for water sports
• Towel, sunblock, and waterproof phone case recommended

Our adventure began in El Calafate, a charming town known as the gateway to Los Glaciares National green. From there, we use up a scenic bus ride to El Chaltén, the trekking capital of Argentina. The Fitz Roy massif greeted us with its imposing peaks, flush through a veil of clouds. We spent three days hiking various trails, including the Laguna de los Tres trek, which offered unparalleled views of Mount Fitz Roy at sunrise. Actually, it was challenging, but, you know, the reward was absolutely phenomenal. What we're seeing is: side by side, we journeyed south into torres del paine subject park in chile.ide by side, we journeyed south into Torres del Paine subject Park in Chile. Generally, the famous ' W ' trek was our primary goal. Really, each day brought new vistas – turquoise lakes, granite spires, and the iconic Grey Glacier. We spotted guanacos, condors, and even a puma in the distance! Camping under the vast Patagonian sky, with stars so bright you felt you could touch them, was an experience I 'll never forget. Often, the wind was relentless, a constant companion, but it only added to the wild, untamed lulu of the region. Finally, our trip concluded back in El Calafate, where we took a boat tour to Perito Moreno Glacier. Honestly, watching massive chunks of ice calve into the, I mean, water with thunderous roars was a truly humbling spectacle. It 's a reminder of nature 's immense power and the fleeting beauty of these ancient ice formations. Basically, patagonia truly stole my heart, and I 'm already dreaming of my next visit.