Sunset Club - SUP, Surf & Snow Wear.

Sunset Club Stand up paddle board lessons.

We have a number of different packages that you can choose from, please pick one that best suits your needs.
We only teach a maximum of four people at a time for safety reasons and to ensure you get the best possible tuition. For group bookings please call us.

1st lesson - Introduction and safety, handling of the board, positioning on board, water entry, how to stand up and cruise.

2nd lesson - More in-depth, focusing on posture, turning the board and paddle technique.

3rd lesson - Correcting any problems and working on more advanced, techniques.

Option 1
Book one lesson - £40.00 Buy it now.
One and a quarter hour lesson.

Option 2
Three separate lessons will be scheduled - £110.00 Buy it now.

Option 3
Fast track weekend - £ 150.00 Buy it now.
Where we will teach you all of the above condensed into a fantastic weekend, where afterwards you will be able to go and buy your own board and enjoy stand up paddle boarding.
Total of four to five hours of tuition.

What happens next?
When you are paying you will be given the option to sent us your desired dates otherwise we will send you the next available dates for your booking. This is normally 2 to 5 days depending on tides and weather.

What do I need to bring?
We provide all the equipment, wetsuits, paddles and boards, however you can bring your own wetsuit, gloves, boots if you prefer. In the winter months it may be a good idea to invest in a thermal rash vest as none of us like to be cold.
All the relevant infomation will be sent to you via email after your booking has been made.

Other info and requirements.
If you have paid for a lesson and we are unable to go due to weather, tides or illness etc.
the lesson will be re-scheduled at a suitable time.
Any deposits are non-refundable.
You must be over 18.
Be able to swim 25 metres.
Agree to our terms and conditions.
Have your own insurance in place if required.

Origins and benifits of stand up paddle.

Stand up paddle surfing (SUP), or in the Hawaiian language Hoe he'e nalu, is an emerging global sport with a Hawaiian heritage. It can be traced back to the early days of Polynesia. The sport is an ancient form of surfing, and began as a way for surfing instructors to manage their large groups of learner surfers, as standing on the board gave them a higher viewpoint, increasing visibility of what was going on around them - such as incoming swell. The popularity of the modern sport of SUP has its origination in the Hawaiian Islands. In the early 1960s, the Beach Boys of Waikiki would stand on their long boards, and paddle out with outrigger paddles to take pictures of the tourists learning to surf. This is where the term "Beach Boy Surfing", another name for Stand Up Paddle Surfing came from.


The sport benefits athletes with a strong 'core' workout. SUP'ing is suitable for many coastal resorts, and is gaining in popularity as celebrities are sampling the sport, and cross-over athletes are training with SUP. SUPs have been spotted around the globe, anywhere where there is easy access to safe waters, as well as in the surfing lineups of the world.
Surfers have converted because of the versatility of the new sport. Stand up paddle boarding offers surfers the ability to catch more waves in a set, as well as offering a better view of incoming sets.
Stand up paddle boarding is one of the fastest growing surf sports to hit the uk.

Links for accommodation.

Premeier Inn Once you have clicked on the link please type Llandudno as your destination.

Boutique B&B

The Quay hotel

The Castle Hotel


Please call us on 01492 582786 if you require more information.


Get fit for the New Year pre-book a course now or email us for available dates.