Cardiff International White Water
Watkiss Way, Cardiff, CF11 0SY, United Kingdom
4.8
368 reviews
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CRX9+F7 Cardiff, United Kingdom
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Monday: Close
Tuesday: Close
Wedneasday: 13–20
Thursday: Close
Friday: 13–20
Saturday: 10–18
Sunday: 10–17
Tuesday: Close
Wedneasday: 13–20
Thursday: Close
Friday: 13–20
Saturday: 10–18
Sunday: 10–17
The staff are good very but also very professional.
Would highly recommend if you’re looking for something fun to do in the day time
It was however worth the occasional splurge for the kids. I definitely would go again, and they absolutely loved it.
My one complaint, the cafe has been closed. I don't know if that is permanent, but I was informed it wasn't open with no airing to a possible resolution.
Good safety briefing, equipment was supplied although wetsuit sizing for kids was hit and miss.
Boys had a fabulous time. Excellent day and we will return!
Located in the heart of the International Sports Village in Cardiff, CIWW is home to the UK’s very first on-demand Olympic standard White Water Rafting and Indoor Wave facility.
Offering white water and flat water fun for all, Cardiff International White Water the perfect place to take up a challenge, seek adventure or simply indulge in pure excitement. Whether you choose to stay on-site, or feed your need for adrenaline with one of our popular off-site activities such as Gorge Walking, we can guarantee you an unforgettable day out.
The instructor we had was incredibly friendly and especially patient. He gave us the right amount of freedom in the large pool to the side of the building, but at the same time was more than happy to help anyone who was struggling without judgment or criticism and made frequent offers to do so.
The sport itself was initially like trying to get a pig to fly, however after the first hour it become a lot easier and most of the session group was able to stand up on their boards, even if they fell off shortly after.
In my opinion, I definitely recommend this to anyone who is confident and comfortable with and loves the water because the upper end was relatively deep (a 5'3 person stood no chance of touching the floor!) but the whole experience is something I’m so, so glad I did, despite the nerves felt, and am definitely going to continue. For anyone who is looking to get into water sports, it also seems a good stepping stone for aspiring surfers as it familiarises you with the feeling of being on a board and the necessary balance which I most definitely lack right now 😆 Don’t hesitate to SUP with Whitewater Rafting!