Welcome to our Wales Paraglide & Kiting Guide page - This page will help you get started with Paraglide & Kiting in Wales. For a comprehensive list of Paraglide & Kiting Resources see our Links Directory.
Paragliding is not a sport for the unadventurous or uncertain. It takes a lot of time and money on training before you can go out. Even more if you do so without a club.
In order to start you must contact one of the BHPAs training schools. You have to complete a 10 day course before you can fly outside the school and pass any assessment they give you, costing about £900. If on continuing you then buy your own equipment it will cost probably more than £2000(if second hand).
Use the BHPA to find clubs or training schools at www.bhpa.co.uk.
Axis paragliding and Paramotoring, A small training School, based in Abergavenny that gives personal attention and tailors each course to the individual.
We run courses abroad for the time challenge...
Welcome to the North Wales Hang Gliding and Paragliding Club (NWHGPC), one of the oldest free flying clubs in the UK (more about...). Whether you're an old hand or a newly qualified paraglider or hang...
The South East Wales Hang Gliding and Paragliding Club looking after hang gliding and paragliding sits and pilots in south east Wales. Find out how easy it is to learn to fly a hang glider or paraglid...
Snowdon Gliders is the main free flight centre in North Wales. Our paragliding courses are taught from our well equipped centre situated close to the main flying sites.
We work with only small grou...
Turbulence Extreme Sports is easily located just off the A55 at Llandudno Junction in North Wales. They sell and provide tuition for all things related to powerkiting. Kiteboarding is an incredible ne...
Welcome to our Wales Paraglide & Kiting Guide page - This page will help you get started with Paraglide & Kiting in Wales. For a comprehensive list of Paraglide & Kiting Resources see our Links Directory.
Paragliding is not a sport for the unadventurous or uncertain. It takes a lot of time and money on training before you can go out. Even more if you do so without a club.
In order to start you must contact one of the BHPAs training schools. You have to complete a 10 day course before you can fly outside the school and pass any assessment they give you, costing about £900.
If on continuing you then buy your own equipment it will cost probably more than £2000(if second hand).
Use the BHPA to find clubs or training schools at www.bhpa.co.uk.
