This course follows the RYA Safety Boat syllabus and includes rescuing a variety of different craft. The course will involve going in the water, so please come prepared to get wet.

Safety is our number one priority. In the event of poor weather conditions (e.g. strong winds or thunder and lightning) or other incidents we reserve the right to restrict water access to particular user groups, restrict the area available for activities, cancel sessions or close the lake. We will endeavour to give advance notice whenever possible; however sometimes decisions need to be made at short notice. If we close the lake, we will add a message to our website and endeavour to contact all customers impacted to offer the opportunity to reschedule their session or receive a refund.

Please complete your disclaimer and medical information ahead of your visit – this will be prompted through your online booking. If this information isn’t completed in advance, it can cause delays to you starting your session. This information must be completed for every person participating.

·Shoes you are happy to get wet (old trainers or water shoes) – footwear must be worn

·Waterproof jacket and trousers

·Suncream

·Hat – either a warm hat or sunhat depending on the weather

·Bottle of water

·Towel

·Warm clothes for afterwards

A buoyancy aid will be provided.

Please bring lunch, drinks and snacks with you, or alternatively we have a café on site.

You will have to get in the water at times, wetsuits can be provided.

1. Make sure you arrive in good time and have signed all relevant disclaimers and medical declarations in advance
2. Check in at the Activity Centre reception
3. Changing rooms and lockers are available
4. Meet your instructor