eFoil Experience
- foiling
- 1 hr 30 mins
- Max 3 people
A fantastic way to try foiling for the first time, whether you are looking to progress to wing foiling or just have fun!
Description
An eFoil is an electric surfboard that rises from the water through an innovative fin (the so-called foil) and is controlled by a handheld remote.
£147 1:1 or £105 per person for 2 or more participants
Minimum age 12, maximum weight 130kg.
48-hour cut-off for online bookings. For last-minute bookings, please call or email wimbleball@swlakestrust.org.uk or call 01398 371460.
What to bring
We provide:
- Buoyancy aids/ impact vests
- Wetsuits
- Helmets
You are more than welcome to bring along your own wetsuit.
Please bring:
- Appropriate footwear is compulsory (wetsuit boots/shoes/old trainers)
- Coat, sun hat / cream,
- A change of clothes and a towel.
We do not recommend taking valuable items such as phones or keys on the water.
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Group discount available
Enjoy discounts for groups of 2 or more
Free cancellation
Up to 56 days in advance
Upcoming availability
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See what people are saying about Wimbleball Lake Activity Centre.
Booked for a weekend camping with a 2hr paddle boarding lesson, we were pitched in the overflow field which was flat and nicely maintained. But no drinking water or toilets. The paddle boarding was great, never did it ...
Steven Lampard
All the staff were friendly and responsible. We had a Efoil session. It was very first experience. Clear simple instruction help us to be relaxed and focus. Very flexible of each ability. Safe atmosphere. We all were ...
Wakako Wigan
Really friendly staff. Great experience and I lovely place to spend the day paddleboarding. We brought our own kit but you can hire for a fee. They also offer a range of instructor led activities. We will be returning ...
Ally Eyre
Really nice had a picnic by the lake will take our own hot drinks next time there is a cafe which is about 10 minutes walk from the lake. We took our dog but they have to be kept on a lead. He still enjoyed the walks. ...
Lynn Jackson
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