SUP Paddleboard Locations UK

Discover paddleboarding paradise at Lake Bala (Llyn Tegid), the largest natural lake in Wales. With its stunning views, crystal clear waters, and abundant wildlife, it’s perfect for beginners and pros alike. Launch from the northern shore for convenience or escape the crowds at Llangywer. Don’t forget your £5 self launch permit and watch out for the wind! Explore coves, picnic spots, and maybe even spot rare local fish. Read our guide to paddle boarding at Lake Bala (Llyn Tegid).

Nestled in the stunning Eryri National Park, Llyn Padarn is a glacial lake surrounded by breathtaking mountain views. Explore hidden lagoons and experience the magic of still waters reflecting the landscape. Perfect for paddle boarding or simply soaking in nature’s beauty, Llyn Padarn is a serene escape in North Wales.

When planning a paddleboarding adventure, we dream of serene mountain landscapes and crystal-clear waters. Llynnau Mymbyr, nestled in Eryri National Park, is a SUP paradise. With its clear waters, breathtaking views of Yr Wyddfa, Glyderau, and Moel Siabod, plus diverse wildlife, it’s a must-visit for those seeking a peaceful, unforgettable experience.

Embark on a magical Stand Up Paddle Boarding adventure along the Dwyryd estuary, flowing through the rare Atlantic Oak woodlands and one of the UK’s thriving Atlantic Rainforests. Starting in the hills north of Ffestiniog, the river winds through deep gorges and stunning valleys before reaching the sea at Tremadog Bay, offering a truly unforgettable experience.

Nestled in the ancient oak woods of Eryri National Park, Llyn Mair is a perfect paddleboarding spot for all skill levels. With crystal-clear waters revealing a vibrant underwater world, it feels like floating on a magic carpet. In spring and summer, spot rare birds like pied flycatchers and ospreys, while winter brings flocks of wild ducks. A truly enchanting year-round destination!

Located in the stunning Eryri National Park, Llyn Dinas is a picturesque mountain lake steeped in myth and legend, offering a tranquil paddleboarding escape. Its crystal-clear waters mirror the surrounding peaks, creating breathtaking views. With a shallow depth of up to 10m, paddlers should take care near the shoreline to avoid running aground. Llyn Dinas is the perfect spot for a serene, scenic adventure.