GROUP SURF LESSONS IN AUSTRALIA
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 4 group surf lessons in Australia worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you paddle out.
Meet Lets Go Surfing at 5/11 Fletcher Street for a beginner lesson in Byron Bay. Expect beach safety, warm-up drills, paddling, wave selection, and standing practice with instructors such as Tim, Luke, Guido, or Ava. Groups stay small, with no long ride out of town.
“Thoroughly enjoyed this activity. The guides were really lovely and helpful. 🖤”
Meet the Australian Surfing Adventures van at Tallebudgera Surf Club for a 150-minute beginner lesson. Your instructor may be Luke, Jack, Gabriel, Ted, or another qualified teacher. You get equipment, sunscreen, photos, and a beach chosen for the day’s conditions.
“Our Surf instructors were very nice, we had alot of fun! Everyone of the group got to stand up on the board!”
Spend six hours aboard Wings III, a 60-foot air-conditioned sailing catamaran from Airlie Beach. Snorkel near Hayman Island, try a SUP or clear-bottom kayak, and enjoy fresh morning tea and lunch. The crew may include Mon, Mike, Stew, Bri, or Maggie May, with the day shaped by weather and tides.
“Five stars! This was a great day on the reef. Maggie May was the best guide. The drift snorkel was the best since we were in Molokini Crater in Maui. The boat crew were top notch and very interested in our safety.”
Join a small group of up to eight for a 2.5 hour Byron Bay surf lesson with an English speaking coach such as Jayme or Ann-Marie. You will cover surf awareness, paddling, wave selection, and standing up, with patient personal tips for beginners and improving surfers.
“Jamie was a great instructor, we had vary much fun and learned the basics of surfing quickly. Due to a rather small group and personal assistance from Jamie everyone managed to catch at least one wave at the end of the lesson.”
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