NCKD Hydrospeed A fun and playful aquatic activity in Itxassou

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4.8 sur 5 260 reviews

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  5 sur 5 Reviews posted by Emma Noureau on 26/03/2025

  An incredible experience with NCKD Kayak Nive! We had an exceptional day on the Nive thanks to their excellent organization. The equipment is quality, Jakes is super welcoming and gives excellent advice, whether for beginners or the more experienced. The setting is magnificent, ideal for an outing in nature. A big thank you to Jakes, we will be happy to come back! 😊🚣‍♂️ You can of course personalize this review based on your experience. 😊

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  1 sur 5 Reviews posted by Antriel Antrixl on 10/01/2025

  I am extremely disappointed by my experience with "NCKD Rafting and Sea Kayaking in the Basque Country". From the start, the welcome was cold, the staff was nonchalant and not at all professional. We waited almost an hour before the activity started, without any explanation or apology for the delay. Regarding the activity itself, it was a real disaster. The equipment was in very poor condition: the kayaks were dirty, damaged and seemed unmaintained. The instructions given were vague, and no serious safety instructions were provided, which created a feeling of distrust and insecurity throughout the activity. The framework, which could have been an asset, was totally wasted by the disastrous management of the organization. There was no support, and monitoring of the groups was non-existent. We felt like we were abandoned, without any proper supervision. Communication with those in charge was difficult and their attitude was not very courteous. To top it off, the activity was cut short for no good reason, leaving us feeling like a total waste. In summary, an experience to absolutely avoid. I do not recommend this company in any way and I bitterly regret having chosen "NCKD Rafting and Sea Kayak in the Basque Country". Furthermore, this jester allows himself to give us paragraphs of text talking about humor but is not even capable of writing in the language of Molière. I have read some opinions and I would like to give you a little French lesson: A risk being masculine, we do not say que but quelle and I insist QUEL not que. “surely” → “surely” Ah, of course, a little forgetting of an accent, nothing serious, it’s obvious straight away! But hey, who needs the circumflex accent, eh? “in the afternoon” → “in the afternoon” No, no, “afternoon” is not a word by itself! A little hyphen and presto, there you go, we speak French correctly. It seems like a detail, but apparently not for everyone. “people” → “person” We could have said "no one seems traumatized", but apparently grammar rules aren't really your strong point. A small mismatch, that's all. “a pretty” → “a pretty” Ah, and of course, “pretty” in the masculine sense isn’t too complicated, is it? A little oversight, okay, it happens to everyone, especially when you're an expert, right? “have escaped” → “have escaped you” Be careful, your past participle agreement is nonsense. “Have escaped” instead of “you have escaped”, it’s a nice mix of approximate grammar. “launching” → “launching” So there, the “à” without an accent is the icing on the cake! A little accent, you know, just so you don't come across as an amateur. “last instructions” → “last instructions” A little false plural is no big deal, but "last instructions" when we're talking about a single instruction... it's always funny to see how wrong we can be about the agreement with complete confidence. “from the last” → “from the last” You confused "des" and "dès". Easy, right? In any case, for you, it was surely not a priority to master this difference, eh? “it took me” → “it took me” Ah, and that’s great art: a “fallut” instead of “fallu”. A small conjugation error, but hey, who needs to master the past tense when you understand everything about life? “the waterfalls” → “the waterfall” And there you have it, a little useless plural. You had two stunts in mind, I imagine? But no, it was just one, yes, a little clarification wouldn't have hurt. “humor definitely different from yours” → “humor definitely different from yours” Ah, the classic, forget the accent on "yours". But hey, that’s just to show that you really know how to master the subtleties of the language. “Apart” → “Apart” And there you have it, another little neglected accent. “À” with accent, but hey, we make do with it, eh? It's just an insignificant detail, isn't it? Right Jakes?

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  5 sur 5 Reviews posted by Mitra Kiani on 17/11/2024

  Canoraft outing for a friend's bachelorette party: excellent time, with a great guide!! M