Paddle boarding in the Lake District

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Paddle boarding

£64pp (includes booking fee)

Stand up paddle boarding, also known as SUP, offers something just a little bit different to the usual kayaking and canoeing! Launch from the banks of Derwentwater lake and float across the water while taking part in this serene activity. Try not to lose your balance and prepare to get wet!

Paddle board hire without instruction is also available. Please get in touch for information.

Useful information

  • iconMinimum age: 7 years old.
  • iconGroup size: 2-8. For larger groups (up to 16), please get in touch.
  • iconSolo travellers can join existing bookings.
  • iconChanging rooms at our HQ. No need to strip on the roadside!
  • iconWe'll drive you from our Keswick HQ to the start of your activity and back again.
  • iconWe cater for small groups, families and individuals.
  • iconYou will need to bring a towel and a bathing costume.
  • iconFootwear with laces must be worn or hire our boots for £5pp.
  • iconWetsuits and top-quality safety equipment is provided.
  • iconRelax in our cafe before or after your adventure.
  • iconApproximate length of activity: 3 hours.

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Paddle boarding FAQ

You can paddle board on many of the 16 recognised Lake District lakes without a permit: Windermere, Ullswater, Coniston Water, Wastwater, Derwent Water, Loweswater and Grasmere.

You can paddle board on the following lakes but a permit will be necessary: Bassenthwaite Lake, Buttermere, Crummock Water.

Make sure to check any restrictions for individual lakes, including protected areas, license requirements, and general access needs.

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Man paddle boarding in the lake district