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Water Activities at Suds Surf School on Moray Firth - Inverness

Water Activities at Suds Surf School on Moray Firth

Sandendeasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

3 hours

Fitness Level

Basic swimming ability and comfort in water recommended

Overview

Catch the perfect wave at Suds Surf School on Moray Firth. Perfect for beginners and seasoned surfers, this spot offers great waves, top gear, and expert guidance—a true Scottish surf adventure.

Sandend, Scotland

Surfboard (Soft) and 5mm Wetsuit Hire (3 Hours)

All Ages • 3 hours • Including boots, gloves and hood

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About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of surfing at Suds Surf School, where expert instructors guide you through the waves, whether you're a beginner or an aspiring pro. With top-notch equipment and a supportive atmosphere, you'll enjoy a memorable 3-hour adventure on the stunning Moray Firth, tailored to your skill level and goals.

Including boots, gloves and hood

Duration

3 hours

About

Soft surfboards of all different sizes including 5mm thick wetsuit, boots, gloves and hood available to hire from Sandend on the Moray Firth. For Tiree bookings please contact iona@blackhouse-watersports.co.uk

Surfing at Suds Surf School

Surfing is one of the world's most popular sports, because it is fun, exhilarating but also challenging! Whether you are a beginner looking to stand up on a wave, an intermediate looking to surf a green wave, or an aspiring tube-rider, Suds Surf school will be able to choose the correct conditions, provide ideal equipment and offer professional tuition in a relaxed and fun manner to help you achieve your goals.

Adventure Tips

Arrive Early

Getting to the beach early ensures better waves and less crowded conditions.

Check Weather Forecasts

Wave conditions can change rapidly, so review the forecast before heading out.

Practice Safety

Always listen to your instructor and stay aware of your surroundings while in the water.

Respect Wildlife

Keep a safe distance from seals and seabirds while on or near the water.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Harbor seals
  • Seabirds like puffins and gulls

History

Moray Firth has been a vital maritime route since Norse times, with a rich history of fishing, trade, and seafaring.

Conservation

The area actively promotes marine wildlife conservation, with efforts to protect local seal populations and reduce plastic pollution.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Soft Surfboard

Essential

A lightweight, forgiving board designed for beginners and casual surfers.

Wetsuit (5mm)

Essential

Keeps you warm and protected in the chilly North Atlantic waters.

Waterproof Sunscreen

Protects your skin during sunny days on the water.

summer specific

Waterproof Bag

Keeps valuables dry during your surf session.