A DIFFERENT WAY TO UNDERSTAND SURFING

Since 2011 we have been looking for ways to improve surfing both in and out of the water. This path has led us to develop our own way of teaching and training surfing, combining technique, preparation, and understanding of the sea. Today we continue to evolve it from our Surfhouse in El Palmar, next to the Atlantic.

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Content to prepare for your next surf camp, better understand the conditions in El Palmar, and learn how our way of teaching and training surfing has evolved.

Everything you need to know before coming to surf with us.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I go to a Surfcamp alone?

Yes, and it's very common. Many participants arrive without knowing anyone. On the first night, we present the program and do an icebreaker activity; then, the surf sessions, breakfasts, and shared moments help the group connect naturally.

Do I need to know how to surf to come to a Surfcamp?

No. You can come whether you have never surfed or already have experience. We separate groups by level so that sessions start from where you are and you can learn and progress at your own pace.

For what ages are the Surfcamps?

Our Surf Camps are designed for adults. We welcome people of very different ages and backgrounds, mainly united by their desire to surf and share a few days in El Palmar.

What do Surfcamps include?

Each format has a different program. Depending on the experience, it may include accommodation, surf lessons, equipment, breakfast, video analysis, surfskate, barbecue, and other activities. On each Surfcamp's page, you will find exactly what is included on each date.

How do you decide on class schedules?

Schedules are adapted to sea conditions. We take into account the wind, tide, wave size, and the skill level of each group to find the most suitable time to get in the water. At the beginning of the Surfcamp, we also teach you how to interpret the forecast so you understand why we have chosen each schedule.

What happens if the sea conditions aren't good?

The sea dictates. If conditions are not suitable for a safe session, we adapt the program and, when possible, reschedule to find better conditions.