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E-Foil Adventure on the Cornish Coast with E-FOIL CORNWALL - Truro

E-Foil Adventure on the Cornish Coast with E-FOIL CORNWALL

Feockmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

1–1.5 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should have basic balance and swimming ability; moderate fitness helps with stamina on the board.

Overview

Harness electric power to glide above Cornwall’s waves with E-FOIL CORNWALL. Experience 90 minutes of energized freedom along Feock’s coastline, from Looe Island’s sanctuary to the peaceful Looe River.

Water Activities
Newton Abbot, England

E-Foil Rental (Free Ride Experience)

Ages 12+ • 2 Hours • Max 4 people • Opportunity to explore the beautiful coast of Cornwall

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About This Adventure

Experience the breathtaking Cornish Coastline like never before with E-foil Experience. Glide above the waves on a guided tour to Looe Island or up Looe River, choosing your own adventure. Enjoy up to 90 minutes of thrilling e-foiling, all while taking in stunning views and the freedom of the open water.

Experience the breathtaking Cornish Coastline like never before with E-foil Experience. Glide above the waves on a guided tour to Looe Island or up Looe River, choosing your own adventure. Enjoy up to 90 minutes of thrilling e-foiling, all while taking in stunning views and the freedom of the open water.

Adventure Tips

Wear a wetsuit

Water temperatures can be chilly year-round; a wetsuit helps maintain warmth and comfort while riding.

Book in advance for weekends

E-FOIL CORNWALL is popular during peak seasons; securing your session early ensures availability.

Bring waterproof sunscreen

Reflection off the water intensifies UV exposure; a high-SPF, water-resistant sunscreen is critical.

Follow the instructor’s safety briefing

Proper handling of the e-foil and navigation in currents is essential to a smooth, secure ride.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Grey seals commonly seen near the river mouth
  • Seabird colonies on Looe Island including guillemots and razorbills

History

Looe Island, also known as St George's Island, has historical references dating back to medieval times as a fishing and religious site.

Conservation

The area benefits from protected status, with efforts focused on preserving the seabird habitats and maintaining water quality along the coast.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Wetsuit

Essential

Keeps you warm and protected against wind and spray on the water.

all specific

Waterproof sunscreen

Essential

Prevents sunburn from reflected UV rays during extended exposure on the water.

spring|summer|fall specific

Water shoes

Protect your feet when launching and recovering on rocky or uneven shorelines.

all specific

Light windbreaker

Useful for warmth and wind protection before and after your ride.

spring|fall|winter specific