2 Day Private Surf Lessons at Cannon Beach, Oregon
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–4 hours per day
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness needed; good balance and swimming ability recommended.
Overview
Learn to surf with expert guidance over two days at stunning Cannon Beach, Oregon. Enjoy personalized lessons tailored to your pace and skill level.
Details
Experience the thrill of riding the Pacific waves with our 2 Day Private Surf Lessons at Cannon Beach, Oregon, offered by Cannon Beach Surf Lessons and Rentals. This exclusive experience is tailored for individuals or groups looking to learn surfing in a supportive and personalized setting. Whether you're a complete beginner or want to refine your technique, our expert instructors provide hands-on guidance to boost your confidence on the board. Over two full days, you'll explore Oregon's iconic coastline, learning essential skills such as paddling, wave selection, and safety practices. Cannon Beach’s consistent surf conditions make it an ideal spot for learning, and the breathtaking shoreline enhances each session. Beyond the lessons, the relaxed small-town atmosphere allows for a perfect balance of adventure and relaxation. With all equipment provided and flexible scheduling, this private surf lesson package ensures you maximize your time in the water and create lasting memories of your Oregon coast adventure.
Adventure Tips
Check Tide Times
Optimal surf conditions often depend on tidal patterns, so check local tide charts before your lesson.
Dress for Cold Water
Water temperatures can be chilly even in summer; wear a wetsuit to stay warm.
Maintain Surfboard Safety
Always learn proper falling techniques to avoid injury and protect your board.
Respect Local Surfers
Be courteous and aware of surf etiquette to ensure a positive experience for everyone.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- The tide pools at Hug Point
- Quiet stretches of beach near Ecola State Park
Wildlife
- Harbor seals often seen from shore
- Migrating gray whales offshore
History
Cannon Beach was originally inhabited by Native American tribes and has a rich history linked to early coastal trade and fishing.
Conservation
Local groups work to protect coastal ecosystems, emphasizing responsible tourism and beach cleanups to preserve the natural environment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Haystack Rock overlooks
- Ecola State Park viewpoints
- Sunset beach stretches
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Full Wetsuit
Protects from cold Pacific water and wind chill during cooler months.
spring specific
Surf Wax
Provides grip on the surfboard for better control and stability.
Waterproof Sunscreen
Prevents sunburn during long time spent on the water and beach.
summer specific
Rash Guard
Protects skin from irritation from the board and sun exposure.
summer specific