Top Services for Active Leisure Sport in South West England

I recommend booking your session in advance, especially during weekends. The popular slots get filled up real quick, and you don’t want to miss out!

My advice is to check the wind conditions before you go. I didn't, and it turned out to be a pretty still day – not great for windsurfing!

I suggest bringing your own snacks and drinks. The cafe on-site is pricey and has limited options. You'll save money and have more choice!

I think the first-timers’ lesson is really worth it. Just don’t skimp and go straight to renting equipment unless you’re confident. You'll save money on rentals later.

Make sure to bring some snacks and plenty of water. I forgot and regretted it during the long paddle sessions—it can get super tiring!

I suggest booking your session online to save a few quids; their prices can be a bit steep if you walk in! Plus, you can snag a good time slot.

I think it’s a good idea to watch a few beginners before you go out – seeing how it’s done helps ease those first-timer nerves

My advice is to arrive around 10 AM. That way, you can avoid the afternoon rush and have more fun without long waits!

I think bringing your own snacks and drinks is a good idea. The onsite café is a bit pricey, and having your own food saved me some cash.

Don’t forget to pack a snack and water! There’s not much around, and you’ll want to stay energized for all that water fun.

I suggest trying to arrive around 9 AM before the crowds hit. The earlier you get there, the better your experience will be – trust me, the waves are way nicer!

I recommend booking your session online in advance to save some cash since they often have early bird discounts. I missed out on it and felt a bit bummed!

Leave some time after your lesson to hang out at the beach and grab a drink from the nearby cafes. It's a perfect way to unwind and soak in the vibes!

My advice is to bring a waterproof bag for your stuff because the changing rooms can get a bit wet and mucky. I ended up with soggy shoes, which wasn’t fun

I recommend booking your canoe session online ahead of time – it can save you a lot of hassle and you often get a better deal that way. I didn’t and had to wait longer than I wanted!

I suggest considering a package deal for green fees and rentals. When I looked last minute, I wasted some cash. Booking in advance saved me a nice chunk and made my day way smoother!

I recommend checking the weather before you go. A sunny day makes the views stunning, but if it's rainy, the course can get muddy and less enjoyable. My first visit was on a cloudy day, and I wish I'd planned better!

I suggest you check if there are any deals for off-peak hours; I saved a good chunk of change going on a weekday!

I think it’s worth spending a little extra for the beginner lessons; they really helped me get the hang of water skiing quickly!

My advice is to bring your own snacks and drinks; the café is a bit pricey and you don't want to waste time searching for cheaper options

I suggest checking their schedule in advance! Some events fill up quickly, especially during weekends. I missed out on a couple of popular sessions because I didn't plan ahead.

my advice is to bring your own skates if you can! rental prices can add up, and while their rental skates are alright, having your own is way more comfortable and you'll save some cash