canoe

Object

• kayaking: Water Sports Easter to October sailing, canoeing, kayaking, windsurfing, rowing.
• windsurfing: There are two marinas and four sailing clubs as well as other marine activities such as canoeing, windsurfing, water-skiing and fishing.
• archery: Mountain biking and boarding, kayaking, canoeing, archery, gorge walking, rock climbing, survival skills and more.
• orienteering: It's also full of recreational activities, such as rock-climbing, abseiling, canoeing, orienteering and walking.
• sailing: You could go scuba diving, off-roading, canoeing, sailing or skiing in the UK or abroad.
• biking: And there's plenty of time free to try out new sports and activities - like canoeing, mountain biking and climbing.

Converse of object

• motorize: Transfer by motorized dugout canoe to the island hotel.
• motorise: From the airstrip at Coca a motorized canoe takes us for a two-hour trip along the Napo River, to Sacha Lodge.
• paddle: My Dad gave us expert tuition on how to paddle a canoe.

Adjective modifier

• Canadian: A leisurely expedition in a Canadian style canoe is an ideal way to spend a summer day.
• birch: He explored further up the river by birch bark canoe manned by native Americans.

Modifies a noun

• slalom: Canoe slalom is one of the most spectacular watersports, demanding skill, stamina and courage.
• polo: We also played canoe polo with a bit of floating wood.
• paddle: Watch wading birds from the deck, swim in the pool or go for a canoe paddle.
• safari: Close to Sodwana Bay, boat cruises and canoe safaris can also be arranged.

Noun used with modifier

• dugout: Dugout canoes made from tree trunks were probably the earliest boats that were built along the banks of the Thames.
• dug-out: Spend two full days with excellent local guides observing wildlife on the rainforest trails and from dug-out canoes on the lake.
• outrigger: DAY 3 We crossed the river by outrigger canoe to the main rainforest.
• inflatable: It involves a 2-man inflatable canoe trip down the river.
• bark: He explored further up the river by birch bark canoe manned by native Americans.