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A great spot from which to explore the Birmingham and Fazeley Canal as it makes its way through the Tame
Paddle on these impressive private lakes set in the heart of the Tame Valley Wetlands. You can have a fun
Paddle Poole Harbour from Bramble Bush Bay, a sheltered sandy beach on Studland by the mouth of the harbour. From
Paddle Poole Harbour from Sandbanks, a stunning spot at the mouth of the harbour with sandy beaches, easy access and
Paddle the river Yar on the Isle of Wight from Yarmouth. Park in the large pay and display, then walk
Paddle through the Newtown National Nature Reserve and explore its network of channels and its varied wildlife. The mudflats, saltmarsh
Paddle in a tranquil, sheltered part of Christchurch Bay from Mudeford. This is a great spot for beginners, with ample
Paddle in Studland Bay from Knoll Beach, a popular sandy beach with easy access to the relatively sheltered waters of
Paddle at the National White Water Centre at Canolfan Tryweryn, near Bala. This well established white water rafting centre operates
Paddle on this beautiful, quiet stretch of the Hamble River from the River Hamble Country Park. Set back from the









