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Group Surf Lessons at Flamenco Beach, Culebra - San Juan

Group Surf Lessons at Flamenco Beach, Culebra

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

1 hour

Fitness Level

Basic fitness is sufficient; participants should be comfortable swimming in open water.

Overview

Jump into the waves at Flamenco Beach with expert-led group surf lessons designed just for beginners. Experience the thrill of surfing in pristine Caribbean waters with Surfing Culebra.

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Group Surf Lessons - Culebra

For ages 8+ • 1 Hour • Great beach fun! • Culebra Island

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About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of surfing at Flamenco Beach, renowned for its stunning beauty. In just one hour, beginners will receive expert guidance on the sand and in the waves, ensuring a safe and enjoyable introduction to this exhilarating sport. Embrace the feeling of accomplishment while surrounded by the Caribbean's breathtaking scenery.

A perfect opportunity to enjoy the beach and have fun!

Duration

1 Hr

About

Located at Flamenco Beach, one of the world's most beautiful beaches, we offer surfing lessons for those dreaming of learning how to surf while visiting Puerto Rico. Culebra Island, a preferred Caribbean destination, is a short ferry ride away from the main island of Puerto Rico. During your lesson, our surf instructors will guide you through the basics on the sand before hitting the waves, encouraging you every step of the way. We believe surfing is more than just a sport - it's a feeling of accomplishment that enhances all experiences. Our island provides an excellent opportunity for visitors to learn how to surf and enjoy other activities, like snorkeling, through our Flamenco beach classes designed for beginners. With a sandy bottom beach break, surfing is made safe and easy without any worries of rocks or coral.

Key Details:

Skill Level: Beginner. Location: Flamenco Beach, Culebra Island, Puerto Rico

What’s Included:

• Land Safety Briefing and Practice • Water Instruction and Supervision • Soft-Top Surf Board

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Please note: Group surf lessons must have three students minimum to operate; in the unlikely event of only one or two students is confirmed into an group lesson, we will try to reschedule that student into another group lesson time slot, or the student can choose to pay an extra fee for a private class instead.

Not recommended for guests with: epilepsy, back problems, heart conditions, dizziness, recent surgery, pregnant. Maximum weight 250 pounds (113kg) per person.

What To Bring:

• Towel • Sun Protection (Sunblock, Hat, Water Shirt to cover chest and stomach) • Water Bottle • Bathing suit (Already on underneath regular clothes) • Gratuities appreciated!

Adventure Tips

Apply reef-safe sunscreen

Protect your skin and the delicate marine environment by using reef-safe sunscreen before hitting the waves.

Listen closely to your instructor

Pay attention to guidance on proper paddling and balance to get the most from your lesson safely.

Stay hydrated

Bring water and drink regularly to stay refreshed under the tropical sun.

Wear quick-drying swimwear

Choose comfortable, quick-drying swim shorts or rash guards for comfort both in and out of the water.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Brown pelicans gliding along the coast
  • Colorful parrotfish swimming near the reefs

History

Flamenco Beach, once a military site, is now a protected area cherished for its natural beauty and vibrant local culture.

Conservation

Surfing Culebra supports initiatives to reduce plastic waste and educate visitors on preserving coral reefs and marine life.

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Recommended Gear

Rash guard

Essential

Protects skin from sunburn and irritation while surfing.

summer specific

Water bottle

Essential

Keeps you hydrated throughout your lesson under the tropical sun.

Reef-safe sunscreen

Essential

Prevents skin damage and protects marine ecosystems.

Flip-flops or water shoes

Easy to slip on after surfing and protects feet from hot sand.