Sunset Paddles along the Thames

We love our evening paddles, there is not much river traffic and we seem to have the evenings much to ourselves. As the evenings warm up and lengthen we will offer more sunset paddles.
Just book to find an evening that suits you , if the weather turns sour or is too gusty and we think you won't enjoy it then we will postpone.
Just keep in touch by asking to be on our Paddlers WhatsApp Group, or join the SUP Club for £49 a month and paddle as much as you want ( need a board or we can lease you one till you decide on which one suits you best). You can only book through this link Info & booking for Sunset Paddles, a thumbs up on MeetUP won't count for a reservation. You must use the link above and then we will contact you by WhatsApp with the exact location to meet up- it will depend if you are bringing your own board or hiring one of ours.

Trust our experienced instructors, well-versed in local surroundings and paddleboarding, to guide you through the journey and enhance your paddling skills. Our team ensures a safe yet thrilling experience with mandatory buoyancy aids for under 18s and recommended for every paddler.

The Sunset Paddleboarding experience costs £25, with an additional £20 for those requiring paddleboarding equipment. Open to individuals who have previous paddling experience and the capability to paddle for full 2hour duration. Please note that unaccompanied minors are not allowed and the activity may not suit youngsters.

*Weekly schedules* vary between Marlow, Boulters, Guards Club, Home Park Windsor, Cookham, Hurley, Medmenham, Thursday Sunset & Yoga sessions. Friday and weekend slots are available for group special requests. Timing for Sunset Paddles changes seasonally in accord with daylight hours and may be subject to change based on weather and river conditions.
*Beginner* Take a 2-hour SUP Starter session on the calm backwaters of the Thames before delving into Sunset Paddles.
In light of recent press coverage of water quality of the Thames,
we are part of a local river watch group to assess E.coli levels- Link to test results. Weekly tests show levels generally considered to be safe (less than a count of 100) . At present our local wild swimmers are enjoying this stretch of the Thames most day, heads down!