SUP Travel
Travelling to stand up paddle is one of life’s necessities. In our travel section you’ll find stories, articles and mini guides from various SUP locations – home and away.
This trip was to revisit a childhood haunt of mine on the Greek Island of Zakynthos. My journey into watersports started on this Island at the Peligoni Club, as a windsurfer and natural progression introduced me to kiteboarding, SUP, surfing and now I’ll take any opportunity to get on the water.
[...]My girlfriend Deb suggested heading off to Mexico for the winter, which had crossed my mind a few times thinking, “What an adventure that would be!"
[...]So what is it that has caused this sudden shift in perspective and adoption of the sport
by women?
[...] I wanted to follow this journey on the River Severn, which at 354km, flows through Powys, Shropshire, Worcestershire and Gloucestershire before emptying into the Bristol Channel.
[...]In my opinion, the five highlights of the Jurassic Coast are Durdle Door, Lulworth cove, Isle of Portland, Chesil Beach, and Old Harry Rocks.
[...]The 10-day expedition was organised and led by Darren Clarkson-King of www.Purelandexpeditions.com
[...]Through one of the world’s most hostile and wildest environment, Ingrid Ulrich paddled hundreds of kilometres solo for over 20 days.
[...]Gibraltar from a (stand up paddle) board by Tom Cawthorn
Pics: Christian Ferrary
[...]Words and photos: Liam Kirkham. Fun, unpredictable and slightly uncomfortable…
[...]Words and photos: Vikki Weston
Founder of She SUPs (www.shesups.com.au)
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