Inflatable Air-beds

[gemar1003]

During our first trip to Hedo last year we were lucky to have use of an inflatable both on the beach and Sea as we struck lucky with a couple who were leaving kindly saying we could use their's. Needless to say we kept it bouncing. This time we are at hedo from 3rd -10th and would like to know if you can buy them locally or is it best to BYO.
We were told also, that the water-sports centre staff will inflate them if asked to do so. Can you tell us if that is still the case currently please?

Needless to say we are counting the DAYS:

[FlaHedoCouple]

In our experience, there are always a lot of "airbeds" that others have brought and left behind. No need to bring your own.

[sunseekers]

We take an inflatable air mattress every year and we usually order it on the internet at a pool supply web site. The guys at the water sport center blow it up and we leave it behind for anyone else that wants to use it.

[gemar1003]

Thanks for the info. We have decided this time we will bring one over and leave it at the end of our vacation, then others can have fun. Only three weeks till we arrive

[Allan_Elizabeth]

We put the dates we are there and our names there on the float with a Black Marker, that way everyone knows on Jan 3 rd it is free for whomever. ew can be found floating tied to the first bouy line most mornings. We bring a long piece of nylon rope with us, wrap it around the pillow so we don't worry about having to hold on.....makes it a lot eaiser to enjoy

[gemar1003]

The rope is a key ingredient. We nearly forgot that bit. Cheers

[keypoint54481]

We always float out by the buoy line and look for the schools of fish. Then wait for a pelican to come diving down and splash us going for the fish. The float system works well. We like to bring one, mark our name and eviction date then leave it behind. The rope is definitely a good tip too.