Electric watersports, fully managed.
We provide the kit, insurance and complete operating documentation for UK holiday parks, outdoor centres and holiday rental homes. You keep the revenue.
Book a 30-minute callWhat we do
One partner. Every part of the operation.
We bring the kit
E-foils, e-foil scooters and hydrofoil bikes, delivered to your venue and ready to become part of your watersports offer.
We provide the operating package
Site-specific risk assessments, operating procedures and emergency action plans mean your team can get started straight away.
We carry the insurance
£5 million public liability cover and documented safety procedures sit with us. Your existing policy stays exactly as it is.
Who it's for
Built for the people who run venues.
Holiday parks
A premium waterside activity that guests book on arrival, with no extra work for your own team.
Outdoor activity centres
Add electric foiling to your programme without the capital outlay, with clear procedures and support available when needed.
Holiday rental homes
A standout amenity for waterside properties, delivered and collected around your guests' stays.
The kit
Three ways to get on the water.
E-foils
Silent boards that lift above the water on a hydrofoil and fly at the pace of a gentle cycle ride. Beginner-friendly, and no waves required. Most people are flying inside an hour.
E-foil scooters
A foil board with handlebars to hold on to. The handlebars are what get a nervous first-timer flying, and most people manage it within a session.
Hydrofoil bikes
Pedal-powered foils that ride above the surface. No motor skills needed. If you can ride a bike, you can fly.
How it works
From trial to trading in four steps.
- 1
A free three-day trial
We bring the kit and set up a live three-day trial at your venue, giving you real evidence of guest demand. No cost, no commitment. A session is 45 minutes on the water after a 15-minute briefing, and we run up to six per unit per day.
- 2
The demand data
After the trial you get the real numbers for your site: sessions run, guest take-up, age groups and repeat interest. The decision makes itself.
- 3
Choose your commercial model
We run the operation for you, or we install the kit and train your team to run it. Two models, described in plain words.
- 4
Start with everything documented
Your team receives the risk assessments, operating procedures and emergency action plans needed to begin. Maintenance and ongoing support are available.
What it costs
The three-day trial costs the venue nothing. Guests pay for their sessions and those fees cover us, so there is no fee, no kit to buy and nothing to commit to. After the trial we agree a price with you, built on what your guests actually did.
Safety and insurance
Boring on paper. Reassuring in practice.
- Every venue receives a complete, site-specific operating package.
- One instructor to every two riders on the water. Riders are 16 and over.
- Wetsuits, buoyancy aids and helmets are provided, and worn, every time.
- We carry £5 million public liability insurance, and share the certificate before the first session.
- Written risk assessments and operating procedures are included.
- Emergency action plans are prepared before activity begins.
Questions venues ask
What happens when someone falls off?+
Falling is part of learning and it happens in the first ten minutes. An instructor is alongside on a rescue board, every rider wears a buoyancy aid and a helmet, and they climb back on.
Does this affect our insurance?+
No. We carry our own public liability and send you the certificate before the first session, and your own policy is untouched.
Do we need to staff it?+
Not for the trial, and not if we run it for you. If you would rather your own team ran it, we train and certify them first.
What if nobody books it?+
Then you have your answer for nothing, and we have carried the cost of finding it out.
Who we are
Two people who kept getting asked the same question.
Chris Adams ran a UK watersports centre for seven years and spent seven at the RNLI, where he wrote the charity's first integrated lifesaving strategy and worked on Respect the Water, the national drowning-prevention campaign. Tom Cowan comes from events, marketing and maritime maintenance. Between them they have spent most of their working lives making sure things on the water run properly, which is the part most venues worry about.
eWatersports provides the kit, documentation and available support, leaving you with the one thing that matters: a premium activity your guests book, talk about and come back for, with the revenue staying at your venue.
Contact
Thirty minutes is enough to find out.
Book a call and we'll talk through your venue, your water and what a trial would look like. Or send the short form and we'll come back to you.
Prefer email? Write to hello@ewatersports.co.uk and we'll reply from there.