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Welcome to our Wales Canoeing Guide page - This page will help you get started with Canoeing in Wales. For a comprehensive list of Canoeing Resources see ourLinks Directory. Wales is a most excellent place to start Canoeing and kayaking. Choose the sea, gentle lake, estuary or white water of all grades. Getting the right help from the start is very important, with a wealth of outdoor centres and venues. One of the many clubs which are affiliated to the Welsh Canoeing Association will also be an excellent starting point. They do lessons around Wales and can help you on your way onto you canoe. They will guide you through each step and make sure you know everything before you start canoeing on your own. If you have a fear of water, make sure you try Canoeing. It may sound silly but the more you go on water the less scary it becomes. If you believe you can do it, then theres no need to be scared. The only thing which happens in a canoe if you fall out is you get wet. The canoe will roll over anyway and you automatically fall out into the water anyway. Then you just resurface and either clamber onto your canoe and tip it back to the normal state or swim to shore and try it again. Go on give it a go. Youll really like it.

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The Friends of the Montgomery Canal

Welshpool (Trallwng), Powys
The Friends of the Montgomery Canal have several Canadian styled canoes with equipment, available for use on the Montgomery Canal. The canoes are located at Pool Quay, Welshpool. tel 01938 590543. no ...

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The Welsh Canoeing Association

Frongoch, Gwynedd
Wales offers excellent canoeing - upland and lowland rivers, rugged coastlines, scenic lakes and a host of surf breaks for the recreational paddler. There are world class competitive facilities at B...

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TYF Adventure

St David's (Tyddewi), Pembrokeshire
TYF Adventure is recognised as a Welsh Canoe Association Centre of Excellence, employs only fully qualified expert guides and provides top quality equipment with which to explore Pembrokeshire’s spect...

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Watersports Wales

Cwmbran, Torfaen
Aim is to inform and encourage people who are interested in all types of water sports to further their activity including: Sailing • Motor boating • Diving • Canoeing • Windsurf and Surfing • Safet...

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Welsh Canoeing Association

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The Welsh Canoeing Association manages canoeing in Wales, with 1800 individual members and 2000 members of affiliated clubs and centres. It also manages an abundance of natural facilities for all BCU ...

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West Coast Sea Kayaking

Llandudno, Conwy
Sea kayaking trips on the North and West Wales coasts. half-day, day and multi day trips ranging from beginner to expert level. See wildlife and the beautiful welsh coast from close up. All equipment ...

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