International Parawake Camp #5
Paralympic Wake Camp 2026
May 11–17, 2026 · Lunar Cable Park, Almería
International Parawake Camp #5
May 11–17, 2026 · Lunar Cable Park, Almería
#5
Edition
60–80
Participants
5+
Countries
7
Days
IWWF
Designated
Since its founding in 2022, the International Parawake Camp at Lunar Cable Park has evolved into the world's largest event of its kind — a meeting point for athletes, associations, researchers, and adaptive equipment manufacturers working together to set safety standards and shape the future of the sport.
The 2026 edition brings together 60–80 participants from across the world — including Canada, Israel, Sweden, France, and Poland. Lunar has been designated by the IWWF as a research center to raise wakeboarding to Olympic standards ahead of the Brisbane 2032 Games.
"On the water I don't have a disability, but the ability to be free to do anything I put my mind to."
Lunar Cable Park became the world's first fully adapted wakeboard facility in 2020, and has been leading innovation in training, therapeutic research, and the international push for the official Paralympic recognition of sit-wakeboarding ever since. Our cable system accommodates riders of all adaptive needs with adjustable handles, custom harnesses, and equipment modifications.
We run the camp in collaboration with B-life & También, promoting adaptive sports and championing women's participation through Spain's "Mujeres y Deporte" program. Our instructors understand how to work with different abilities — upper limb differences, lower limb amputations, visual impairments, and other adaptations.
The 2026 edition will expand its academic and scientific reach, inviting universities and professionals to further explore the sport's rehabilitative and social benefits.
Seven days of intensive adaptive wakeboarding bring together athletes, coaches, equipment manufacturers, and researchers in one of the most inclusive sporting environments in the world. Each day includes structured coaching sessions, equipment testing, group activities, and the chance to build friendships with riders from across three continents.
We track your progression throughout the camp, celebrating wins no matter how big or small. Previous camps have seen ambassadors from as far as Canada and Kuwait.
Beyond the water, enjoy meals at our beach bar, community games, and evening activities. It's more than a training camp — it's a growing global movement driven by athletes, for athletes, and supporters who believe in inclusion and the transformative power of sport.
Instructors with specialized training in adaptive watersports and years of experience working with athletes of all abilities.
Custom harnesses, adaptive handles, prosthetic-friendly bindings, and safety gear designed for different adaptations.
Wheelchair-accessible changing rooms, parking, ramps, and facilities designed with inclusivity at the core.
Customized lesson plans that meet you where you are and challenge you to progress at your own pace.
Connect with adaptive athletes from around the world, share experiences, and build lasting friendships.
Designated by the IWWF to raise wakeboarding to Olympic standards ahead of Brisbane 2032, with expanding academic research.
From a pioneering idea to the world's largest adaptive wakeboarding event
2022
Camp #1
First edition. World's first adapted cable park established (2020).
2023
Camp #2
International reach expands. Riders from across Europe.
2024
Camp #3
Participants from Canada, Israel, Sweden, France, Poland.
2025
Camp #4
IWWF research center designation confirmed.
2026
Camp #5
60–80 participants. Academic & scientific expansion.
Elite adaptive riders and coaches involved in the camp
Emanuele Pagnini
Internationally recognized adaptive athlete and instructor.
Bartosz Weselak
World-class wakeboard athlete and competition expert.
Igor Sikorski
IWWF Seated European & World Champion 2024.
There's not just one way to help. Every contribution — big or small — is a huge step for the movement.
Tag us on social media. Share with your network, friends, and family.
Help with logistics, shuttles, physiotherapy, printing — or simply be there.
Funding support, equipment, or services. Align your brand with inclusion.
Have a creative way to contribute? We're open to ideas. Just reach out.
May 11–17, 2026
One week. 60–80 participants from across the globe. The 5th edition of the world's largest adaptive wakeboarding event. Whether you ride, coach, research, or support — your presence helps build a more inclusive future for sports.