FAQs

Please find answers to our frequently asked questions about lessons below - if you have any other questions please contact us. Ready to book? Please complete the short booking form here.

Is my teacher qualified and do I need to hold any personal licences?

Your safety is our priority and our equipment and licences are all current and up to industry standards. Our Environment Agency Waterways Licence covers you for the duration of your lesson.

Oliver Jordan has years of watersports and teaching experience, along with numerous qualifications including British Canoeing Paddlesports Coach, SUP Direct Support Module (DSM) and can offer the Paddle Start, Discover and Explore award.

Do I need my own equipment?

Stand Up Paddleboard - We can provide all equipment needed - if you would like to bring your own, please specify at time of booking.

Kayak - We can provide sit on top kayaks for up to two people - if you would like to bring your own, please specify at the time of booking. Own buoyancy aids may be required depending on sizes etc.

How long will my lesson last?

Lessons typically last around 2.5 hours depending on group requirements.

How many people will be in my lesson?

We can currently take groups of up to five people. We try to group single bookings together - let us know if you would prefer a one-to-one session or a private booking.

What should I wear?

Please be aware that you will get wet! The lesson includes learning how to self-rescue should you fall off your board or capsize your kayak, so you will do some swimming and depending on the weather it may get chilly! Wetsuits are not a requirement but you may wish to wear one if you own one. Otherwise layers, long sleeve rash vests are advisable, no heavy cotton or denim etc. Footwear is recommended. Please bring something warm and dry for the end of the lesson.