If you want to try surfing in Lanzarote, this class is perfect—small groups, friendly instructors, and all gear included. You’ll learn real skills and have fun in the waves, no matter your level.
Salt in the air, sand between your toes—Lanzarote’s beaches are something else in the early morning. Our surf day kicked off with a quick ride in a comfy van, windows cracked open to catch the ocean breeze. The instructor, Pablo, chatted about the island’s surf spots and why Famara Beach is his favorite when the wind’s just right. You could hear the gulls and, honestly, I was a bit nervous but mostly excited.
We started with some easy stretches on the sand, nothing too fancy—just enough to loosen up. Pablo split us into small groups (never more than four per instructor), so it felt personal. He explained the basics: how to paddle, pop up, and what to do if you wipe out (which I did, more than once). The wetsuits were surprisingly comfy, and the boards looked well-used but solid. You’ll notice the school’s bright lycra shirts—makes it easy to spot your group in the waves.
The water was cool but not freezing, and after a few tries, I managed to stand up for a second or two. There’s this salty tang in the air and you can hear laughter from other groups nearby. Pablo kept giving tips between sets, and by the end, I was catching small waves on my own. We wrapped up with a quick debrief on the sand, grinning and sandy, before heading back in the van. Four hours flew by.
Nope! The classes are for all levels—even total beginners. The instructor explains everything step by step.
Yes, boards, wetsuits, ropes, and lycra shirts are all included in your lesson.
The whole experience is about 4 hours, including transport. You’ll spend around 3 hours on the beach itself.
Yes! The activity is wheelchair accessible and suitable for most fitness levels. Kids can join too—just let us know in advance.
You’ll get private transport to and from the beach, plus use of surfboards, wetsuits, ropes, and school lycra shirts. Just bring your swimwear, sunscreen, and some water—you’re set!
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