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Waves in the surf lake are generated by moving water over a shallow profile that causes a wave to form, and then fold on itself. Just like an ocean swell becomes a breaking wave when it moves over a reef or sandy beach. In the case of The Wave, water is moved by our Wavegarden Cove technology located inside the central pier of the lake.
- About The Wave
The Wave is an inland surfing destination born out of a...
- Bristol's Inland Surfing Destination
The Wave Bristol is a slice of the ocean inland. Where...
- About The Wave
The Wave is an inland surfing destination born out of a passion for technology, nature and human health. Our waves are produced by Wavegarden Cove technology. This technology is groundbreaking and can generate up to 1,000 quality waves per hour, ranging from 50cm (1.7ft) to almost 2m (6.5ft) in height. We can produce a new wave every 8-10 seconds.
2 days ago · The Wave has welcomed 400,000 visitors and enabled 400 para surfers to surf. ... The fifth anniversary of the opening of a surf lake as been celebrated in Bristol. The Wave was the first inland ...
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- About The Wave
- Where Is The Wave, Bristol located?
- On-Site Facilities
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- Lessons at The Wave, Bristol
- Surf Sessions at The Wave, Bristol
- Professional Photo’S of Your Session
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- Spectators Pass
Hola surfing amigos, in today’s post we’ll be looking at ‘The Wave, Bristol – Everything You Need To Know’. This blog post includes all the vital info you’d want to know before booking that first wave pool sesh. Here’s a quick breakdown of the blog post; 1. About The Wave 2. Launch/Opening Date 3. Location 4. On-Site Facilities 5. Opening Times / H...
To start, I thought I’d give a quick background behind the project and some of the key facts. If you don’t fancy a quick history lesson, feel free to head to the next section. The Wave is the world’s first inland surf pool in the Northern Hemisphere created using Wavegarden Cove technology. It opened on the 26th October 2019and has been the brainch...
“Where is The Wave, Bristol located?!” I hear you ask. Well, it’s located on the Northern edge of Bristol, United Kingdom – close to the M5. Take a look at the map below for a better idea.
It’s important to note that The Wave is not just about surfing, it’s also about health and wellbeing. For this reason there are some fantastic on-site facilities to use even if you’re not in amongst the waves. 1. Starting with a wonderful cafe and barwhich serves locally sourced food and drink whilst providing a spot to watch the surfing activities...
The Wave, Bristol’s opening times are usually 7am-8pm but it depends on the season. In the Summer there’s more light so it can stay open longer and visa versa in the Winter.
Of course, with a world class surfing lagoon comes a world class coaching team ready to help you guys get amongst the waves. With lessons for people of all abilities the coaching team is there to help everyone learn and improve. There is also great support provided for surfers with physical disabilities with ‘Adaptive Surfing’.
If you’re looking to get amongst it without the help of the coaching team, you can also book a surf session. Going from easiest to hardest, these can be categorised into: 1. Beginner 2. Waikiki 3. Intermediate 4. Advanced 5. Advanced Plus 6. Expert 7. Expert Turns 8. Expert Barrels Surf sessions are perfect for those who just want more time in the ...
Yes they’ve thought of everything at The Wave, even professional photo’s starting from £9! The team from Image Cabin are onsite everyday shooting every single session that gets run. This offers a great opportunity to capture your best moments from your sesh! Photo’s can be collected an hour after you’ve finished by scanning the QR codes displayed o...
If you’re lucky enough to live within any of these postcodes (BS35 5, BS35 4 or BS32 4) you’re able to purchase the Annual Locals’ Pass. Adults (Over 16 years old) can purchase the Annual Locals’ Pass for just £15 a year, Juniors (6 to 16 years old) for £5 and Kids (under 6 years old) go free. The Annual Locals’ Pass not only gives local community ...
If you fancy heading to The Wave to watch the surfing action, you’ll need a spectators pass. These things give you access to the entire site(excluding the lake) but including; the clubhouse and the food pop-ups as well as free parking. They start from £2 and Under-5 year olds go free.
Nov 9, 2019 · 265 posts · 5K followers. View more on Instagram. 298 likes. The wave starts with a soft easy takeoff, giving you time for a cutty before it walls up and runs through the inside. It’s particularly good for those looking to improve their speed generation skills and practice cutties and little lip taps, but challenging enough to be fun for ...
The Wave Bristol is a slice of the ocean inland. Where people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities can experience the joy of waves and their many physical and mental health benefits. It’s about getting back to nature, improving health and well-being, connecting with other people, enjoying wonderful food and drink, immersing yourself in an incredible day out and having a load of fun in the ...
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Aug 22, 2019 · The surf sessions at The Wave will cost £40-45 for an adult and £30-35 for a child depending on the time of year and day of the week. A 1.5hr surf session with coaching will cost £55-60 for an ...
