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Loe Beach RYA Watersports Centre
Loe Beach Watersports Centre is an RYA Training Centre offering : Learn to Sail, Learn to Windsurf, Learn to Kayak, Powerboat Courses, Youth Clubs, Multi Activity Days, Team Building and Corporate Events.
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