Sup'ping at the grave yard beach, Aberdyfi. Photo kindly taken by Robin of Natural light photography.
A great way of having fun in small waves,(or big waves)!
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Kitesurf Wales, Kite school
Our heritage goes back to the early days of British kitesurfing, when Sean Curren of Airjam taught Shem to kitesurf when they both lived in Newquay, Cornwall. Having taught literally a couple of thousand people to kite fly, ride buggys and mainly kitesurf, we offer a wealth of experience and local knowledge. Our main teaching beaches are Aberdyfi and Borth, but lessons are available in spots up and down the coast, just let us know if you have a group interested in lessons anywhere on the Welsh coast.
Now in 2015 we offer stand up paddle or SUP as it gets called tours of the beautiful Dyfi estuary and sessions learning to surf in our quite safe beaches. Ive surfed for over 20 years and all over the world and our beaches are perfect!
Find out more about learning to SUP or KITESURF in Wales her eon our new website Stand up paddle Wales
For other local weather links check out http://www.forces-of-nature.co.uk/.We're also teaching SUP surfing this year, so keep a look out for the latest surf photos, and reports on surf conditions. You can also see what activities we've been getting up to including surfing, suping, kite surfing, spear fishing mountain biking and more at http://www.forces-of-nature.co.uk/dbdriven/diary/diary.php
For other local weather links check out http://www.forces-of-nature.co.uk/.We're also teaching SUP surfing this year, so keep a look out for the latest surf photos, and reports on surf conditions. You can also see what activities we've been getting up to including surfing, suping, kite surfing, spear fishing mountain biking and more at http://www.forces-of-nature.co.uk/dbdriven/diary/diary.php
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