2018 is set to be a bumper year for events, trips, and holidays!  Check out the video below with founder Paul Hyman, for highlights of what we have to look forward to, including: - Lady of Avenel Trip in The Hebrides, Scotland - Coastal Navigation Course - Big Ben Challenge  For more info and updates as they get released, follow via: https://www.facebook.com/active360/
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You may have seen that we launched our new shop this week. If you haven’t, check it out here - http://www.supshop360.co.uk/ We wanted to create a community environment where everything we sell reflects what we believe in. Active360 is committed to responsible boarding, and we hope you are too! That’s why our shop focuses on providing quality sustainable paddle-boarding equipment! We are actively sourcing, promoting Read More

December. A time of panicked shopping and poorly wrapped socks. Sometimes planning the perfect present can feel like harder work than it needs to be! But there is a way to ensure you get it right every time. There’s a saying; “people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” Giving someone a feeling, an experience, is an amazing way to show someone how much you appreciate them Read More

Paddle for more than a few minutes on the Thames and you will notice plastic glasses and straws floating or stranded on the shoreline. These are mostly getting into the Thames from the many riverside pubs and bars in London. They are polluting the river and reducing its attractiveness as a place to relax and enjoy London. The Thames is an extraordinary resource for Londoners; providing a place to enjoy nature and escape from the bustle of Read More

"The tide is high as first light comes up over the river Thames.  The river is already a bustle with the watermen of today, a hundred years of heritage can be felt in the air..." Exciting to have a really great article about our Big Ben Challenge published in Autumn/Fall issue of The Paddler magazine; teasing us with more news on the 2018 event to follow shortly.  The tide is high as first light comes up over Read More