Join our exciting, River Taff Rapids Paddle, and explore the River Taff from Upper Boat to Radyr Weir.

This trip is for intermediate paddlers, aged 8+.

It is a relaxing, slow-paced adventure, with a couple of more exciting stretches as we navigate the rapids!

You will be able to walk around the rapids if you're not sure it's for you!

If you have your own equipment, this exciting paddleboard experience costs just £45pp; alternatively, we can provide full kit hire for a small fee of £15 which includes a paddleboard, paddle, leash, buoyancy aid, helmet and waterproof jacket as well as a dry bag if required – we also offer wetsuit hire at just £5 per person.

You will need to wear a buoyancy aid and a helmet. If you are bringing your own kit but don't have a buoyancy aid or helmet, you can hire them for £5 each for the trip.

You are encouraged to ask as many SUP questions as you like, and tips, tricks and advice will be available and shared with those who want to learn more too.

You will receive a confirmation of the meeting time and place after booking your place.

Due to being a small business, we need at least 3 people to book on to these trips to make them viable. If we have 2 or fewer people, we will do our best to advertise and fill the spaces but we may have to rearrange the trip.

We look forward to paddling with you!

We also offer Private Lessons and Guided tours, please contact us to arrange this for you.

If you have any questions in the meantime, you can reach us directly:

info@outdoorexplore.wales

07859 795 785

Participants should be water confident.

If you are bringing your own equipment, you will need a buoyancy aid and helmet. You can hire these for £5 each if you don't have them.

Bring some footwear (which will get wet) and appropriate clothes for the weather - layers are a good idea if it's cold!

You may be able to hire a wetsuit if you want one.

A spare set of clothes is a good idea (to be left in your car) as you will probably get wet.

We will take a gentle but exciting paddle along the River Taff through some rapids. You will be able to walk around the rapids if you're not sure about paddling them.