Yes, our bodyboarding lessons are open to the public at selected times throughout the season. Sessions are led by qualified instructors and are suitable for a range of ages and abilities, from beginners to those with some experience. All necessary equipment is provided. Availability depends on dates, tides, and sea conditions, so we recommend getting in touch in advance to check session times and book your place.

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Yes, bodyboarding can be included as part of a school residential. It’s a popular and exciting activity that can be tailored to suit the age, ability, and confidence of the group. All sessions are led by qualified instructors, with full safety briefings and appropriate equipment provided. Activities are scheduled around tides and sea conditions, and we’ll work with you in advance to make sure the programme meets your learning objectives and keeps everyone safe and engaged.

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Booking with us is easy. Simply complete the enquiry form on our website or give us a call. As programmes vary depending on group size, age and activities, we’ll check availability, talk through your requirements and guide you through the rest of the booking process.

If the weather or sea conditions aren’t suitable, we always have alternative options. Our instructors continually assess conditions and will adapt the session to keep everyone safe and make the most of the day. This might mean running a different watersports activity, switching to a land-based session, or rescheduling where possible. Safety comes first, and we’ll always aim to provide a fun, worthwhile experience regardless of the conditions.

Please bring old trainers or water shoes that can get wet (no flip-flops or bare feet), a swimsuit to wear under your kit, and a towel for afterwards. We recommend comfortable clothes you don’t mind getting wet, plus a warm layer for after the session. All specialist safety equipment (wetsuits, buoyancy aids, helmets where needed) is provided by Skern Lodge. On sunny days, sunscreen and a water bottle are also a good idea.