Are you looking for something for the wild swimmers in your life? Whether you are someone who braves the cold, and joins them in the water or patiently waits with a warm drink on the side, we’ve got the ultimate gift list for you. We’ve compiled things that will not only encourage them to continue on their wellness journey, but make taking the plunge all that more easier.  Heading into the water during the summer is a much easier way that most people get into wild swimming, the real test is keeping it up throughout the winter. That’s why we’ve focused this gift guide to ease winter swimmi ..read more

In the vast and vibrant world of paddleboarding, the Tidal Rave 10’6″ stands out not just for its unique colour design but also for its affordability, especially for those venturing into paddleboarding for the first time.  A product of a small, family-owned business based in Essex, Tidal Rave brings a refreshing energy to the SUP market with its bold designs and commitment to fun-filled group expeditions.  The package that comes with the Tidal Rave is super generous, including a variety of accessories that enhance the paddleboarding experience without increasing the cost. Innovations ..read more

Picture this: it’s February, and you’re standing on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, ready to plunge into its depths, surfboard in hand, with perfect waves peeling ahead of you. One thing you want to know for sure; ‘Is my wetsuit up to the job?’   How long will you last in the frigid waters before making a quick retreat to the cosy pub around the corner? Well, before you take that leap, let’s talk about wetsuit thickness and how many millimetres you should be wearing. Whether you’re a seasoned watersports enthusiast or a novice dipping your toes into the waves, understanding wetsuit t ..read more

Have you ever experienced a warm, sunny beach day that started quiet and windless, only to have a steady breeze and towering clouds appear in the mid-afternoon?  Or have you checked the forecast, expecting a lack of wind, only to find out you’ve missed a session on the water? The sea breeze is to blame.  This afternoon wind is notorious in warmer weather; windsport enthusiasts love it, while paddle boarders and beachgoers may find it frustrating. But what really is it? How can you plan around it? What creates it?  We’ve delved deep into everything you need to know about a sea br ..read more

Life is all about balance right? We’re here to celebrate and explore the ethos of bringing physical balance harmoniously into all areas of your holistic health.  Balance boards are a foolproof way of synergistically blending your real-life board skills and fitness training for your chosen action sport.  Listen up, Surfers, Skateboarders, Wake Boarders, Snow Boarders, Wake Surfers, Snow Skiers, Long Boarders, Surf Skaters, Crossfitters, Gymnasts, Tennis Players, Swimmers Water Skiers, Wind Surfers, Kite Boarders, Stand Up Paddle Boarders, Runners, Cyclists and Foil Boarders – balance ..read more

The UK has over 11,000 miles of coastline with more than 200 great surf spots. Cornwall and North Devon surf beaches are some of the most famous in the UK, welcoming around 10 million visitors each year. Many come to give surfing a try. I moved here almost 10 years ago and learned to surf at these beautiful beaches. There’s a good reason four of the 11 best surfing beaches we’ve listed are on the UK’s southwest coast in North Devon and Cornwall. The coast looks out to the Atlantic Ocean. This allows for a longer ‘fetch’ — the distance the wind has to blow and create waves. Ultimately, the best ..read more

If you have always wanted to take up surfing but are worried you’ve left it too late, we are here to convince you to finally jump onto that board. You might be concerned that you’re not in good enough shape any more to learn to surf, or that you left it too late to gain confidence in the water that you didn’t achieve as a child. Whatever your worry is, we promise, it’s never too late to learn to surf. This image above I’m very proud of! Aged 33, 3 years after I started to surf. What are you worried about? Many over thirties’ have similar worries when it comes to taking up a new sport. Let’s e ..read more

Surfing is booming around the UK.  It’s estimated that 300,000 Brits take to the brisk waters of this island each year with numbers consistently on the rise. This popularity is understandable given the fantastic array of surf beaches throughout the British Isles, from Sennan Cove in Cornwall up to Thurso in north Scotland. However, not everyone takes to the waves like a duck to water. For most beginner surfers, a lesson or two is required to learn some key techniques under the gaze of an experienced instructor. Surf camps in the UK are one of the best places to do this. It allows you to s ..read more

Sea kayaking is a fantastic way to explore the coastal and marine habitats around the British Isles. This sport is growing in popularity as it is unobstructive to wildlife and good exercise. Varying from recreational or white water kayaks, sea kayaks have a different hull shape to deal with waves and they are built for endurance, speed, and smooth tracking. Despite their current use, sea kayaking is something of an ancient phenomenon. The word kayak actually means “hunter’s boat”. For thousands of years, the Aleut, Eskimo, Inuit, and Ainu people in the Arctic waters around northern Alaska, Can ..read more

With such a vast selection of women’s wetsuits available, it can be hard to know which wetsuits are the best quality, most comfortable, most affordable and most suited to you and your chosen watersport. If you pardon the pun… The best wetsuits are manufactured at the highest specification, featuring high-tech neoprene technology to keep you as warm and mobile as possible, whether for surfing, open water swimming, windsurfing, kitesurfing, paddleboarding and more.  What makes a good wetsuit for women? Whether you’re buying your first-ever wetsuit, updating your collection, or adding in a n ..read more