Drone shot of The Wave lake Bristol
Consistent waves, accessible design, and a supportive community make The Wave the perfect place for all surfers.
Suspending time is ‘impossible’ according to physicists, but if you’ve ever found yourself in a barrel, that’s as close to the feeling of stopping time as it gets. ...
The IPC (International Paralympic Committee) has confirmed 22 sports for the initial Los Angeles 2028 Paralympics programme, with surfing events still on the shortlist for...

20th May

Wave Wahines

by Sam Bleakley

Wave Wahines is empowering the next generation of women through sport, community, and mentorship. Learn about their inspiring work.

17th August

Siyanda Hewitt

by Sam Bleakley

Electric surfing 14-year-old goofyfooter Siyanda Hewitt is a rising talent in British waveriding and the newest member of The Wave ambassadors’ team.

1st November

Just the beginning…

by The Wave Team

Two surfers riding a wave at the inland surfing lake of The Wave near Bristol
I wanted to share with you some of our first observations after just a week, partly for your information, partly to manage expectations and also so people understand the...

18th December

Is surfing risky in the rain?

by The Wave Team

Surfing in the rain is no problem at all at The Wave. There is no reason you wouldn't want to surf in the rain - you're going to get wet anyway!
When you're surfing, your face gets wet, right? This can cause problems for those of us who wear glasses or contact lenses. But there are lots of options to keep you seeing...