Aber Kayakers is a canoe and kayak club based in Aberystwyth. We have a large number of boats including river running, slalom, and sea kayaks, canoes and kayak polo boats. Once you’re confident in a boat, join in with weekend trips, sometimes on the rivers, sometimes on estuaries, sometimes on the sea. We also have a couple of regular annual weekends away, with a river weekend on the Teifi around Llandysul, and a surf weekend in Pembrokeshire. We are a friendly club, with members from age 12 and above. Beginners or paddlers with experience are all welcome. Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, West Wales, UK

Aberfan Canoe Club is an active, friendly, family club based in Aberfan, South Wales, UK. The club is involved in canoeing at all levels from recreational to international competition, with some members representing Great Britain at events all over the world. We are affiliated to the Canoe Wales (CW) and the British Canoe Union (BCU) and have over many experienced, nationally qualified coaches who give their time free of charge. Aberfan, South Wales, UK

Est 2013 Abergavenny Canoe Club provides canoe and kayaking, guiding and coaching experiences for all. The club is open to anyone from beginners to the pro's! We are based in Abergavenny but paddle UK wide on a variety of levels from flat water or pool sessions to top class white water. Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, Wales, UK

Brecon Canoe Club is a friendly family orientated club, run by volunteers. Our aim is to provide paddle sport from the absolute beginner to the hardened white-water warrior. Training is available to all people over the age of 8, from beginner onwards. We are very fortunate in having classic white water rivers, a large lake and a canal locally where we can paddle. Libanus, Brecon, Wales, UK

Bridgend Canoe Club was formed in November 1982 and has been active in many of the various disciplines of the sport. Currently the clubs primary discipline is Canoe Polo, however we have slalom paddlers within the club, who are competing at a variety of levels. The Club also has a mixture of skill levels, from beginner to international level paddlers. Llanelli, South Wales, UK

We are an active club catering for all ages and abilities. We are involved in many disciplines of kayaking, canoeing, white water, play-boating, surf, river touring, sea, Open canoeing and anything else you want to do in a boat. Cardiff, Wales, UK

Croesyceiliog Canoe Club (CCC) grew from Croesyceiliog Secondary School Youth Club where pupils, supported by staff and parents, made their own canoes in evening and weekend classes run by Alan Baker. Local rivers were explored on Sundays, paddlers wearing home made wet suits and spray decks. In 1971 the formation of a club enabled canoeing activities to be extended. The Club continues to organise a wide range of Summer and Winter canoeing programmes of leisure, competition and coaching activities to suit all abilities, in many aspects of the sport. Croesyceiliog, Wales, UK

Dragon Canoe Club is one of the largest Canoe Polo clubs in the UK. We are all about enjoying the sport of Canoe Polo; whether in training or competing in National and Regional Leagues or at UK and International Tournaments. Dragon Canoe Club are able to offer coaching and progression, right through from beginner to International athlete. Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan, Wales, UK

Our home water is the Conwy estuary and Conwy harbour in North Wales. We live in an area of renowned scenic beauty, a long and changing river leads into a sheltered estuary, and the sea beyond to the Great Orme and further on, tiny Puffin Island, with Anglesey Island in the distance. Conwy has a well-known Mediaeval Castle close to the shores of the estuary; its walls surround the picturesque small Welsh town. We launch on weekday evenings in sight of the castle. A bird reserve occupies part of the East side of the Estuary, with a visitor centre and picnic areas. In short, we have an idyllic area in which to paddle canoes and kayaks of all sorts! Conwy, Wales, UK

The ideal base for sailing and rowing in North Pembrokeshire, home to Fishguard and Goodwick Jemima Rowing Club. Fishguard Bay Yacht Club provides amenities for dinghy sailing, yachting and rowing in North Pembrokeshire. The Club is home to the Fishguard and Goodwick Jemima Rowing Club and there is a busy schedule of training, racing, and sailing and rowing for fun. We also have a lively social section. Fishguard, Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK

Llandysul Paddlers Canoe Club is based in West Wales and was founded in 1984 by Chris Berry and Trevor Grace. The club has had many great years with membership continuing to increase at a steady pace. The main club activities are Slalom, Freestyle, Surf and Canadian Canoeing. We welcome families, disabled, competitive and recreational paddlers. There is no age limit and everyone is welcome. Llandysul, Carmarthenshire, Wales, UK

Llangollen Canoe Club is based on the River Dee (Afon Dyfrdwy) in North Wales. We have a diverse membership from GB Team Members, full on river runners and freestyle paddlers right through to absolute beginners. We have access to some of the best white water in the uk and are well supported by both volunteer and professional coaches. Our aim is to have fun and promote the sport of canoeing in a friendly and safe manner. The sport is available to both the young and the not so young who wish to learn or improve their paddling skills. Llangollen, North Wales, UK

The club was formed in 2003 with the aim of providing people of all ages and abilities in the Llanrwst area, with the opportunity to sample and/or develop canoe and/or kayak skills and have some fun in the process. The club currently has approx. 50 members with about half of these being juniors, i.e. under 18. Despite its tender age, the club owns an impressive array of boats and kit thanks to various grants and donations. The club aims to promote all aspects of paddle sport and we currently have members regularly taking part in: Flat water kayaking, White water kayaking, Open (Canadian) canoeing, Freestyle kayaking, Sea kayaking. Llanrwst, Conwy County Borough, Wales, UK

Based in the Welshpool area, we have easy access to lots beautiful local canals, lakes and rivers in the area. Welshpool Canoe Club has been running for over twenty years.The club is run by volunteer coaches and helpers, who give up their spare time for the love of canoeing and kayaking. We train in the pool over the autumn and winter months, then paddlers can enjoy a spring and summer programme full of various events. Fortnightly river trips run throughout the year, depending on weather conditions and river water levels. When river levels are low, then we often head up to Bala to paddle the Afon Tryweryn. Welshpool, Powys, Wales, UK