Paddle Surfing (SUP) in the sea

Paddle surfing, paddle board or stand up paddle (SUP) is an activity that was born in the 60s on the beaches of Waikiki, where surf instructors used a paddle to move around and be able to accompany their students. For a few years, this activity has been gaining more followers. There are several modalities but the one that has the most followers is the longboard, that is, the sliding of the board in flat waters, either in the sea or swamps.

Paddle surfing is an activity that can be carried out without waves and without wind, unlike surfing and windsurfing. Standing up on the board is relatively simple and in a short time you can make tours similar to those we would do in a kayak. The boards are similar, although not the same, to the windsurfing initiation boards. The paddles, unlike in the kayak, only have a spoon and at the other end the handle to place the push hand. It is a fun activity to be in contact with the sea.