Core Skills

The shop is located in Plaza Tamarindo building, SECOND FLOOR, just beside the most popular coffee shop in town, Nordico Coffee House. In the same building we have, Ser Om Shanti Yoga Studio and the White Lotus Transformation. (30 sec walk from Oneida skatepark)

Yes, we offer SK8 & Surfing lessons for all skill levels. Our experienced instructors will help you improve your skills and have fun on concrete or in the water.

 While it's possible to learn on your own, taking lessons from certified instructors offers numerous benefits:

• Instructors provide structured guidance tailored to your skill level, ensuring a solid foundation.
• Lessons include safety tips, proper techniques, and personalized feedback to accelerate your learning curve.
• Instructors help you develop good habits, avoid common mistakes, and build confidence in the water.

2 Hours for good results. 

• Explication, demonstration and application of the core skills/ethics at the beach. 
• Skills/ethics demonstration and application in the water

You don't need to be a pro, but basic swimming skills are a must. " Develop strong swimming abilities and gain confidence in the water before attempting to surf. "

You're lucky enough to surf in the tropic you'll need yourself.

• Wear a bathing suit and or board shorts, sometimes women should wear surf shorts or leggings to help prevent a rash from soft surfboards
• Rash guard, (long sleeves) your upper body will need protection from the sun.
• Proper Reef-Safe SunBlock or Sunscreen with ZINC  
• Drink water and stay hydrated. 
• Pair of Sandals
• Beach Towel
• Surf Hats *Optional*
• Ear Plugs *Optional*
• Enthusiasm & Perseverance (Major keys)

Yes, we heavily advise you to have at least a basic travel insurance. 

• Medical expenses and cover > If you get hurt, injured, or fall during your trip.
• Medical Evacuation > The most essential cover you need to have as a surfer. Surfing in remote areas, with no big hospital nearby.  
• Personal Liability > To cover accidents or damages caused by you.

                 https://www.worldnomads.com/ca-en/travel-insurance/activities/surfing

They won’t cover you if you do something careless or out of control (such as tackling big-wave, off-shore surfing when you’re only a beginner).  Some things they may not cover include:  

• Any expenses that relate to a pre-existing medical condition
• If you surf while under the influence of alcohol or drugs… water and alcohol never mix
• Search-and-rescue costs
• Competition surfing
• Any damage related to the wear and tear of sports equipment.

The easiest board to learn on is a soft-top board, an 8-foot size is the best for all ages. The thicker and longer the board, the easier it is to paddle, stand up, and balance on. The more surface area you have, the wider your legs can be to balance. There are a variety of different boards your instructor might put you on, depending on where you are, but it will likely be taller than you.