First time on a board
A few minutes on the sand first: how to lie on the board, how to paddle, how to pop up. Then you go in together, into small waves.
Your coach stays next to you and pushes the board into the wave at the right moment, so all you have to think about is standing up. The first pop-up usually happens in the first lesson.
Already surfing
Here the lesson becomes coaching: timing, picking waves, where to sit in the lineup and how to share waves with everyone else.
Your coach takes you to a spot that fits your level. On good-wave days you can take the boat to breaks further out, for an extra ₱300.
What's included
Two hours in the water with a coach, plus the board. The boat on good-wave days is ₱300 more.
Drone filming
Drone footage is filmed by a local drone photographer, not by the school. Want a clip of your session? Message us and we'll put you in touch. The photographer sets the price.
Where you meet
In General Luna. There is no fixed meeting point: your coach picks the spot for the conditions and messages you where to go.
What to bring
- Swimwear
- Sunscreen, ideally reef-safe
- Water
- A rash guard or long-sleeve top, if you have one
- A towel