Flyboarding

Flyboarding is an adrenaline watersport where you are strapped into a board with high-pressure water hoses that are connected to a jet ski. The jet ski pumps the water through the tubes into nozzles on the board under your feet, propelling you up and out of the water.

Yes! All Into The Blue flyboarding experiences include full safety briefings and one-to-one instruction. Most beginners learn to balance and get airborne within 5 to 10 minutes of hitting the water.

Beginner flyboarders tend to get to around two metres above the surface of the water, even if it is just for a few seconds before you lose your balance! As your technique improves and confidence builds, you hover for longer and even reach heights of around five metres. The pro flyboarders are often at around 10 metres (which is over 30 feet).

Your instructor will be on the jetski you're connected to and they are the ones controlling the throttle and water pressure, constantly adapting the waterflow according to your skill level, keeping you stable and safe while you are learning the art of flyboarding.

No, you don't need to be an expert swimmer, but you need to be confident in deep, open waters. You will be wearing a buoyancy aid and helmet to help you float when you fall in (and you will be falling in as you learn to 'stand' on the flyboard!).

All the technical and safety gear you need is provided, including flyboard, wetsuit, buoyancy aid and water safety helmet. You get constant coaching and instruction from a flyboarding expert who will be alongside you on the jet ski.

Make sure you bring swimwear (swimsuit or trunks/shorts) that you will wear under your wetsuit, a towel and warm clothes to change into. Flip flops or water shoes to go down to the water can be useful too. And last but not least, don't forget your sense of adventure!

Yes. Our flyboarding lessons are operated accredited water sports centres with qualified instructors. Strict health and safety protocols are followed and you will receive a comprehensive safety briefing before you head out to the water. Protective headgear is mandatory for flyboarding.

Flyboarding lessons and experiences will run in rainy conditions (you'll be getting wet anyway!). If the weather is deemed to be too extreme to be able to flyboard (such as lightning, gale-force winds) your lessons will be cancelled for safety reasons and rescheduled.

The minimum age for flyboarding in the UK varies from operator to operator, but generally you will need to be at least 16 years old to flyboard. There is also a minimum and maximum weight limit, typically 7 to 18 stone. If you need anymore help, don't hesitate to get in touch with our customer service team who will be able to advise your further.