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Zapcat Experience

  £75
HLWMM
2 hrs
  • Two hours racing around in a zapcat on the East Sussex coast
  • Zapcats are light, fast and incredibly manoeuvrable
  • The ride of your life with your instructor at the helm
  • Depending on the weather, you may get to take the helm yourself
  • Includes a thrilling ride in a RIB powerboat

About

You're into speed, you're into extreme and you don't mind getting really wet? Head out onto the water in a zapcat! They're lightweight inflatable catamaran hulls with racing engines attached, which makes them amazingly stable and secure, even at high speeds, round tight corners and in conditions ranging from complete calm to large breaking surf (in fact, they were developed originally from life-saving surf rescue craft). Your experience will begin with a briefing on safety and handling, before you head out onto the water with your instructor. He or she will show you exactly what this fantastic craft can do - so prepare for the ride of your life as you speed along, pull tight manoeuvres and hit big air jumps. Depending on the weather and at the instructor's discretion, you might also get the chance to take the helm and try your hand at powering the zapcat across open water. There's a RIB powerboat on standby acting as a support boat, and you'll get a thrilling ride on this too.

Locations

  • Brighton, East Sussex

Reviews

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If You Love Speed And Water Then This Is For You
Kelvin P
19 Sep 2009
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Terrific Day Out!
Nick H
05 Sep 2009
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Exhilarating - Hold On For Dear Life - Amazing
Robert Y
09 Aug 2009
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Awesome, Theme Parks Don't Even Come Close To This
Angela W
09 Aug 2009
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One For The True Speed Junkie
Kathryn H
08 Aug 2009
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Brings New Meaning To The Word Extreme!
James T
26 Jul 2009
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Zapping Adventure On The Seas!
Lisa N
27 Jun 2009
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What An Awesome Experience!!!!!
David E
27 Jun 2009
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Exhilarating Fun!
Justin T
13 Jun 2009
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Adrenaline Junkie Day
Steve B
24 May 2009
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60 Miles An Hour In The English Channel!
Matthew Y
24 May 2009
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Great Teachers, Great Adventure, Great Day
Paul W
11 Oct 2008
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Great Day That I'll Never Forget
Gary G
04 Oct 2008
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Had A Fantastic Time!
Anthony M
06 Sep 2008
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Brilliant And Exhilarating Experience
Trevor G
24 Aug 2008
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One Of My Best Days Ever!
Ramzan B
24 Aug 2008
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Wow! The Best Way To Spend A Few Hours!!
Stewart P
24 Aug 2008
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Great Fun With Huge Waves!!!!
James K
09 Aug 2008
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Seriously Good Fun. What A Great Present!
Keith J
27 Jul 2008
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A Really Fun And Wet Day
Brendan J
26 Jul 2008
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What A Bounce!!
Roland S
12 Jul 2008
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Mad And Excellent
Robert M
28 Jun 2008
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Great time
Les P
15 Jun 2008
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Excellent day
Ian L
25 May 2008
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Very good experience
Peter M
25 May 2008
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Brilliant experience
Gavin W
25 May 2008

Key Info

Availability: Selected Saturdays and Sundays throughout the summer season (May to October). If you are a group of six or more, you can book any day throughout the year.
Participant Guidelines: Minimum age is 16 and a minimum height of 5'4''. You must be a confident swimmer. This is an extreme sport and if you have any back or neck problems you won't be able to take part.
Weather: This experience may be cancelled or curtailed in extreme weather conditions which would make racing at speed dangerous. Please call the venue if in any doubt.
Duration: Can last for up to two hours (dependent on total numbers on the boat and the weather). There will be up to 20 minutes of driving time in the zap cats, the rest of the time you will be a passenger or in the support boat.
Numbers On Day: There will be up to 10 people taking part - three per Zap Cat including an instructor, with a maximum of two Zap Cats and two support boats out on the water.
Spectators: Guests are welcome at the marina. Facilities are excellent, including restaurants, a multiplex cinema and jetties packed with high-performance and luxury powerboats. Once you are out in the open water spectators will need binoculars to follow the action.
Dress Code: Bring a swimming costume, towel and pair of old trainers (that you do not mind getting wet). If it's hot bring sunscreen, if it's cold bring plenty of warm dry clothes to change into. Wetsuits, buoyancy aids and helmets are provided.
Other Info: Please don't automatically expect to take the helm - weather conditions might mean that only the instructor can drive the craft safely. Sunglasses with a safety strap can be useful as they will help keep spray out of your eyes.
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