For water activities such as canoeing and wakeboarding, the provided safety equipment is essential to ensure the participants' safety. Here are the commonly provided safety equipment: Life Jacket: A life jacket is mandatory for all individuals participating in water activities. It helps to float on the water's surface and ensures safety in case of a fall or the need to float. Helmet: For activities like wakeboarding where obstacles may be present, a helmet is provided to protect the participants' head in case of a fall. Paddle: For canoeing and kayaking, participants receive a paddle that allows them to navigate on the water. Waterproof Container: Some centers may provide waterproof containers for participants to carry their personal belongings without the risk of getting them wet. Neoprene Wetsuit (optional): Depending on the season and water temperature, a neoprene wetsuit may be offered to keep participants warm. These safety equipment items are provided to ensure the participants' protection and allow them to fully enjoy their aquatic experience with peace of mind. Before the activity begins, a safety briefing is usually given to explain the correct use of these equipment items and the rules to follow during the activity.