SUP Lesson in Limerick

Combine Hawaiian spirit and historical charm in this SUP lesson in Limerick.

Ireland’s oldest city, Limerick might be built on Viking ruins, but there’s a little bit of Aloha spirit on the Shannon River! Not your average city tour, explore mediaeval monuments and contemporary architecture on this SUP lesson along the city’s iconic waterway – paddling from the Hunt Museum to King John’s Castle.

Location
This activity takes place on the Shannon River in Limerick. The third largest city in Ireland, it is renowned for its medieval architecture like King’s John Castle, the Treaty Stone, and Thomond & Sarsfield Bridges which date back 800 years.

Activity
Meet your guide on the banks of the Shannon River for this SUP lesson in Limerick. Suitable for all ages and abilities, SUP is a traditional Hawaiian sport which promotes balance, strength and general fitness. Start off by perfecting your basic stand-up paddle boarding skills on a flat water session in the protected waters behind the historical Hunt Museum. Once you've got the balancing aspect down, the real adventure begins – travelling to King John’s Castle, a 13th-century castle located on King's Island in Limerick. Discover the truth behind local folklore and fact, appreciating a legacy that dates back to 812! The lesson includes plenty of fun and exciting adventures and team games/challenges to keep everyone entertained – allowing you to explore and learn on this alternative Limerick sightseeing adventure!

Conditions
This activity operates during the summer season (May - September) from the Hunt Museum. Lessons are organised according to weather factors that include tides and winds. SUP'ing is a low impact exercise and can be enjoyed by anyone, wherever there is water.