What is included in the price?

The session price includes group instruction and the basic equipment needed to participate; confirm specifics at booking.

What is the minimum age?

Children aged six and up can join; younger participants should be confident in the water.

What happens if the minimum number isn't met?

If fewer than three participants sign up the lesson may be rescheduled; check your booking confirmation for policies.

Do I need prior experience?

No prior surfing experience is required—lessons start with safety and basic technique on the sand before entering gentle waves.

Where is the meeting point?

Meeting point details can vary by day; confirm the exact rendezvous location on your booking confirmation or with the operator.

Is instruction available in English?

Instruction is practical and coach-led; if you need language support, request assistance at booking and the operator will advise.

Learn to Surf in Costa da Caparica: 2-Hour Group Lesson for Beginners | Surf | Water Activities

Aula de Surf em Grupo - Ericsson brings a beginner-friendly surf lesson to Costa da Caparica, a long Atlantic-facing beach on the Setúbal coast just south of Lisbon. This two-hour group session is designed to teach core skills—paddling, catching waves and standing up—through a mix of beach briefing and in-water coaching that accelerates progress for first-timers. The scene at Costa da Caparica is immediate: broad sand, steady beach breaks and Atlantic swell that produces consistent whitewater for learners. Instructors start with safety briefings and dryland technique drills on the shore, then move students into shallow, manageable waves where real-time feedback helps refine balance and timing. The area’s sandbars flatten waves into forgiving peaks, and wind patterns often create clean, rideable conditions for beginners. The coastline also supports dune vegetation and resident seabirds that animate the shoreline between sets. What makes this offering stand out locally is its focus on group dynamics and rapid skill acquisition. With up to 20 people per class but a minimum of three to run a session, lessons provide the energy of group learning while giving individual coaching when needed. For travelers based in nearby Lisbon or staying in Costa da Caparica, this lesson is an efficient introduction to Portugal's vibrant surf culture without committing to private instruction or multi-day courses. Practical details matter: the session is two hours long and appropriate for participants aged six and up. Equipment is included, so newcomers can show up with swimwear and a readiness to learn. The activity ties into the local rhythm—fishermen, casual beach cafés and late-afternoon surf traffic—so you'll feel part of an active coastal community by the end of your class. Safety and sustainability are built into the experience. Instructors emphasize ocean awareness, and participants are encouraged to respect dune areas and use marked access points to limit erosion. This is a straightforward, accessible entry point to surfing in Portugal—ideal for holidaymakers wanting a single, memorable water-activity that leaves you with a handful of usable skills and a sense for the Atlantic conditions here. Whether you aim to stand up on your first wave or simply feel more comfortable in the surf, this group class at Costa da Caparica offers an efficient, spirited gateway into the sport, framed by the long sandy beach and steady swell that make this part of the Portuguese coast a reliable training ground. At €25 per person, the lesson is an affordable way to sample Atlantic surfing; check availability and the required minimum of three participants when booking. Because meeting point details vary, confirm the rendezvous on your booking confirmation and arrive early to handle paperwork. Expect friendly instructors, a brisk learning pace, and an introduction to Portugal's beach lifestyle now.