The following is an example of a regular week at the surf camp.

Day 1
Arrival day. Check in at the camp and make yourself at home, take a refreshing dip in the pool, take a walk across the hills or simply just chill on one of our terraces. Our staff will welcome you at the camp and inform you about the week ahead. Get to know the other guests during dinner that's served at the camp or take a taxi to try out one of the many restaurants in town.

Day 2
After a tasty breakfast you will be picked up for your surf lesson. Once divided into groups based on your level of surfing you’ll be assigned to your instructor. The class will start with an equipment and safety introduction and then we will start working on paddling and pop-ups: the basics of surfing a wave.

Day 3
We’ll do a run-through of the day while the coffee is kicking in and then drive to where we’re surfing. The instructors will give a briefing & warm up before surfing and finish off with a summary of the lesson. After the surf your level of endorphins are high and it’s time for lunch. Later join us for dinner at the camp and grab a beer at the bar and brag about your first waves to your newly found surf buddies.

Day 4
Breakfast and then off to the beach. By now you are feeling comfortable with the board and the waves. The more waves you catch, the faster you will develop. Every day there are new things to learn. After sunset it’s time for dinner and #goodtimes with the crew.

Day 5
Lay day. The early risers may want to take a dip in the pool or enjoy the sunrise before breakfast, while others may prefer to go straight to the breakfast buffet. Today there is no lesson so it’s time to rest your body and engage in any of the activities on offer. (Excursions are subject to additional costs and paid locally). For those who are really keen to go surfing can of course grab their board and spend the day in the water instead.

Day 6
Breakfast, surf, sun, fun and in the afternoon we organize some common activities at the camp. You don’t want to miss that!

Day 7
Last day of your surfing week. By this stage you’ve learned a lot and your body is feeling stronger and you’re catching more waves. Usually we do a huge barbeque on the last night to celebrate an epic week.

Day 8
Check out. This is the sad part. It’s over for now. You need to have your things moved from the room before 10:00 but after that you can still hang out and relax at the camp until you are ready to leave.

The schedule and program are subject to change without prior notice according to weather, waves and other factors.