Aidu veeseikluskeskus põlevkivikarjääris avas lõpuks külastajatele uksed

Aidu veeseikluskeskus põlevkivikarjääris avas lõpuks külastajatele uksed

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Aidu Water Adventure Center in the oil shale quarry finally opened its doors to visitors

sai raha Euroopa rahastusest 2017. aastal. Keskus pidi avama juba kuus aastat tagasi, aga . Peahoone valmis 2023. aasta lõpus.
Eelmisel suvel oli keskus avatud ainult . Nüüd avatakse iga päev, sest inimesed on oodanud seda kaua. Projektijuht Tarvo Kubja ütles, et nad on nüüd valmis avama iga päev.
Külastajad peavad teadma, et tee karjääri juurde on veel tolmune. Ka keskuses tehakse veel korrastustöid. Loodetakse, et augustis on tee puhas ja asfaltitud.
Keskuses saab teha . Saab rentida veerattaid. Peakanalis on ja wakepark. Peamajas on ja koosolekute ruum.
Juunis tehti peakanalisse . Need pidid valmima juba 2014. aastal. Kubja loodab, et rajad toovad sportlasi treenima ja laagritesse.
Veemotosõitjad ei tohi kasutada peakanalit. Nad peavad sõitma , et radu ei lõhuks.
Aidu Water Adventure Center received funding from the European Union in 2017. The center was supposed to open six years ago, but construction was delayed. The main building was completed at the end of 2023.
Last summer, the center was only open by appointment. Now it will open every day because people have been waiting for it for a long time. Project manager Tarvo Kubja said they are now ready to open every day.
Visitors should be aware that the road to the quarry is still dusty. Also, finishing work is still being done at the center. It is hoped that the road will be clean and paved by August.
At the center, you can go canoeing and SUP tours. You can rent water bikes. The main channel has an outdoor pool and a wake park. The main building has shower rooms and a meeting space.
In June, rowing and paddling lanes were added to the main channel. They were supposed to be completed back in 2014. Kubja hopes that the lanes will attract athletes for training and camps.
Jet skiers are not allowed to use the main channel. They must ride in the side channels to avoid damaging the lanes.