Wakeboarding in Wales
Wakeboarding in Wales is a growing watersport and there are now a number of locations where you can learn and hone your skills.
One of the best ways to learn wakeboarding in Wales is at a cable park where you can get a lot of time on the water and easily be given 1-2-1 coaching at the same time. Most parks are now using 2.0 system cables that go out and back. These allow you to quickly get back on the rope if you fall off as the cable can be stopped right above you.
If you’re looking for suggestions for where you can wakeboard whilst in wales then you’re in luck as we’ve listed the options in both North and South Wales so where ever you are in the country we’ve got you covered.
So, let’s get into it.
Wakeboarding In South Wales
One of the best places to wakeboard in south Wales is Wild Lakes Wales. It’s a wake park in Pembrokeshire, about 20 mins drive in land from Tenby with good access from the A40.
They offer 1-1 coaching, have plenty of obstacles to test your self on, and a gap-pool if you’re up for the challenge.
You can book on their website and find full details in our guide.
Wakeboarding In North Wales
For somewhere to wakeboard in north wales you can’t over look Glasfryn Parc. It’s an adventure activity centre that features some of the best wakeboarding in the area.
They have 2 cables (2.0 straight line systems), more obstacles and jumps than you can shake a stick at, and are well setup for wakeboarders of all levels. If you’re just getting into the sport you can book a 15 minute coaching session and rent all the equipment you’ll need.
For full details check out our guide.
Map Of Wakeboarding Locations In Wales
Other Places For Wakeboarding In The UK
Interested in other places that you can wakeboard in the UK? Check out our guide with an interactive map showing all the wakeboarding locations across the UK with links to guides for each place. And if you have any questions feel free to send us a message.