Sunset/ Full Moon SUp Loosdrecht

Experience an unforgettable adventure with the Full Moon SUP tour! This is stand-up paddleboarding at its best: a unique combination of nature, relaxation and a touch of magic.

You start the evening with a pleasant boat trip across the lake. As the sun sets, enjoy a drink on deck and the view of a spectacular sunset. Afterwards, you grab your SUPs and step onto the water.

This SUP tour takes you across the Vuntus or in Kortenhoef, as it gets darker and darker. All you can hear is the soft sound of your paddle in the water and the nature around you. This Full Moon SUP tour goes across the Vuntus or near Kortenhoef, depending on the chosen date (see below).

And then... the highlight: paddleboarding under the bright full moon, which illuminates the water. This moment is always magical and something you really have to experience for yourself. We take the time to enjoy the special atmosphere before returning to the SUP school together. 

Take your chance to be part of this unique experience. 

Practical information
Of course, this trip is supervised by two certified ASI instructors and the boat is always nearby in case anything happens. Nevertheless, this trip is not suitable for beginners or children and it is mandatory to wear lighting. In case of bad weather, strong winds and rain, the trip will be cancelled for safety reasons.  

Lighting is mandatory (headlamp or bicycle lights).
Please change at home, but in colder weather you can borrow a wetsuit from the SUP school (please arrive a little earlier).
This tour is not suitable for beginners or children.
The trip takes approximately 2.5 to 3 hours, including the boat trip and break. 
You can only participate in this trip with a board from the SUP school.

Dates and times Full Moon SUP
Thursday 2 April departure 19:45 (Kortenhoef)
Friday evening 1 May departure 20:15 (Kortenhoef)
Saturday evening, 30 May, departure at 9.30 p.m. (by boat)
Tuesday, 30 June, 9 p.m. (Vuntus)
Wednesday, 29 July, 8.30 p.m. (Vuntus)
Friday, 28 August, 8:00 p.m. (by boat)
Saturday, 26 September, 7:00 p.m. (by boat)