Stand Up Paddleboarding Experience

Participants are advised to wear clothing suitable for the conditions and that they are happy to get wet in, as this is a water-based activity.

• Jeans, jewellery, Crocs and flip flops are not permitted
• Cotton clothing is not recommended as it retains water and can cause cold discomfort
• Secure footwear such as trainers or water shoes is required
• Sun cream is also strongly recommended

• Sup Paddle board
• Paddle
• Buoyancy Aid
• Helmet
• Expert Tuition

Yes. The session covers the basic skills and safety aspects of Stand Up Paddleboarding, before progressing at a pace suited to participants’ confidence and ability. It is ideal for beginners.

No. Participants are always accompanied on the water by an experienced instructor.

Unfortunately, participation is not permitted for anyone who is pregnant.

There is always a chance of entering the water, particularly when learning a new activity. However, one of the advantages of paddleboarding is that participants can easily climb back onto the board if they fall in. Participants are attached to their board with a leash, and instructors remain nearby at all times to assist if needed.

Sessions operate with a maximum ratio of 10 participants per instructor. Groups are typically kept smaller where possible, but during busy periods such as school holidays, sessions may run with the full group size of 10.