How can I book a lesson?
You can book a lesson directly through our website or by contacting us via phone or email. We recommend booking in advance to secure your spot!
Do you offer lessons pack discounts?
Yes, we offer lessons pack rates for
3 or 5 lessons when booked in advance. Contact us for more details on pricing and availability.
What should I bring to my surf lesson?
Towel: For drying off after the lesson or swimming.
Sunscreen: A waterproof, broad-spectrum sunscreen to protect against UV rays.
Water Bottle: Stay hydrated, especially in the sun and after physical activity.
Swimsuit: Comfortable swimwear to wear under the wetsuit or rash guard.
Change of Clothes: For after the lesson, especially if you get wet.
Snacks: Light snacks for energy before or after the lesson, if desired.
Personal Items: Such as a hat or sunglasses for sun protection.
What should I wear to a surf lesson?
We recommend wearing a swimsuit (slip for man) or comfortable swimwear to be used under the wetsuit.
How many people are in a group lesson?
Our small group lessons typically accommodate up to 4 people, ensuring that everyone receives personal attention from the instructor.
How do I know my Surf Level
TOTAL BEGINNERS
You have never tried surfing, but able to swim.
At this stage our focus is on teaching you the fundamentals of surfing which includes a dry session on the beach focusing on:
– Introduction to the surf board and equipment
– Correct position on the board
– Paddling technique
– How to protect yourself, board and others in the water
– Surf etiquette
– Passing the white water
– Correct pop up
– Correct stance
BEGINNER
Who has tried surfing a couple of times before (This is a challenging stage for both – you and our coaches – because in some surf schools you had before, the techniques used differ from the ones that we use. Therefore, we stick with the ISA method of teaching).
At this stage, we focus on:
– Reviewing the basics with you and comparing it with the methods you learned before (level 1.1)
– Working on your stance for more balance and improving on your pop up and paddling technique
– Teaching you on the basic stages of a wave and the shape of a wave at the particular beach
– Talk about positioning in the line up to catch unbroken waves
– How to do the angle take off and get into an unbroken wave to the left or right
– Learning how to slow down or accelerate according to the section of the wave
– Correct stance
ADVANCED BEGINNER
You have surfed more than a couple of days by now and understand the wave and board mechanics and you feel comfortable in the water most of the time. You have more control on catching the waves and your stance, but only able to go straight.
At this stage we focus on:
– Reviewing the basics of level 1.1 & 1.2
– Working on wave reading and positioning in the line up
– Improving on the angle take off and stance
– Learning the basics of trimming on a wave
BEGINNER INTERMEDIATE SURFER
At this stage, you have pretty good control over your paddling, are able to go out the back and catch unbroken waves and go left or right. You also understand about the waves, surfing and ocean conditions.
Our focus on you at this stage is:
– Generating speed on the wave
– Improving on the wave reading ability
– Duckdiving
– Improving the stance for more mobility
– Bottom turn & top turn fundamentals
Can I take lessons if I have previous surfing experience?
Yes! We tailor our lessons to your skill level, so whether you're a beginner or looking to improve your techniques, we can help you reach your goals.
Are your lessons suitable for beginners?
Absolutely! Our lessons cater to beginners and intermedium levels. Our experienced instructors will guide you through every step of the way.
What types of surf lessons do you offer?
We offer surf lessons for individuals, duo, and small groups. Each lesson is tailored to suit different ages, genders, skills, and experience levels.
What age groups do you accommodate?
We welcome surfers from a teenage phase to adults. We can adjust our teaching methods to suit different age groups.
Do I need to have my own surf equipment?
No worries! We provide all necessary equipment, including surfboards and wetsuits. However, you’re welcome to bring your own gear if you prefer.
What if I can’t swim? Can I still take lessons?
While basic swimming skills are beneficial, you don’t need to be a strong swimmer to take our lessons. Our instructors will choose a beach with low tide waist high water and will ensure your safety at all times.
What happens if the weather conditions are bad?
Your safety is our priority. If weather conditions are unsafe for surfing, we will reschedule your lesson to a later date at no additional charge.
What is your cancellation policy?
If you need to cancel or reschedule, please let us know at least 24 hours in advance. Cancellations made less than 24 hours before the lesson may incur a fee.
Are there any health restrictions I should be aware of?
If you have any medical conditions or health concerns, please inform us when booking. This ensures we can provide the safest experience possible.
What if I have a fear of the ocean?
Our instructors are experienced in working with individuals who may have apprehensions about the water. Besides of being a certified surf instructor we are also a certified lifeguard and we prioritize comfort and safety, ensuring a positive experience.
Do you offer group discounts?
Yes, we offer group rates for parties of three or more. Contact us for more details on pricing and availability.