News and Events
The coastline of Cornwall is made up of stunning cliffs, golden beaches, historic ports and harbours, plus some amazing wildlife.
A kayak offers a unique opportunity to explore all this in a safe way within the club environment. Various club trips are organized throughout the year which cater for all levels of experience. These are all led by our team of BC qualified club coaches.
I will be running the Clubs New Years paddle, paddling from Percuil, any boat, any ability,
Saturday January 4th 2020,
With a possible joining up with some of the falmouth canoe club members,
Meet at Percuil, grid ref 859341 at 0930, ready to paddle at 1000,
Returning around 1500,
It will be a rising tide with HW at 1130 5.5m
and low tide at 1810
Loose plan- paddle towards St Mawes and see what the conditions are at carrick roads, and paddle some more,
Bring appropriate warm clothing, food and drink,
If any club member wants to go but does not have a boat they can loan one from the club, contact Quartermaster Kevin bray on 07850161895 to arrange,
Cheers lee,
Dear Members
Due to the COVID-19 situation we do not know when our season is actually going to start. The Club Committee has discussed the fairest way to adapt our membership payments in light of these issues.
We intend to make a pro rata reduction in membership payment for next season i.e. April 2021. We will only know how much this reduction will be once we know when we can start this season.
Hence we would ask members to pay their full membership this year as normal. As soon as we have any update we will keep you informed.
While you are all off the water there are still loads of paddle sport related activities you can have a look at on the British Canoeing website. These include, workout videos, quizzes, films coaching tips etc.
Kind regards
St Austell Canoe Club