A hands-on, beginner-friendly surf course on Sanur Beach designed for kids. One-to-one coaching, reef-aware progression and morning lessons make this a gentle, effective introduction to surfing in Bali.
A hands-on, beginner-friendly surf course on Sanur Beach designed for kids. One-to-one coaching, reef-aware progression and morning lessons make this a gentle, effective introduction to surfing in Bali.
A small shadow grows longer across Sanur’s shallow sand as a child paddles out for the first time. The instructor—close, calm, and hands-on—talks through weight, timing and how the wave will push them forward. On this Level 1–2 course the lesson is built around confidence: standing safely, basic board control and catching mellow, learner-friendly waves.
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Operated by Rip Curl School Of Surf · Sanur, Bali
A small shadow grows longer across Sanur’s shallow sand as a child paddles out for the first time. The instructor—close, calm, and hands-on—talks through weight, timing and how the wave will push them forward. On this Level 1–2 course the lesson is built around confidence: standing safely, basic board control and catching mellow, learner-friendly waves.
Sanur sits on Bali’s gentler southeast coast, historically one of the island’s earliest tourist beach towns and a favored spot for longboarders and beginners. The reef offshore shapes steady, rolling waves rather than sudden peaks, and the lagoon-like sections near low tide give new surfers a forgiving classroom. Culturally, lessons here fold into the local rhythm—early morning practice, brief prayers at nearby temples, and a market bustle that follows the tide.
Expect clear, warm water and a seabed of sand with patchy coral near the reef break; instructors typically provide helmets, reef booties and rash shirts. Coaches emphasize reef awareness and use kid-sized boards and a one-on-one ratio when needed, so progression is fast and safe.
Practical guidance: book mornings for smaller wind and cleaner waves; bring reef-safe sunscreen and a change of dry clothes; confirm pickup from Kuta, Canggu or Sanur if you need a transfer. Lessons include towel, shower facilities and a post-session snack, making this a low-friction, high-impact introduction to surfing for young learners.
easy.
2–3 hours.
Suitable for children with basic water comfort; minimal fitness required but standing and paddling are involved.
This course is tailored for young children—coaches adapt lessons by age and ability; book with your child’s age and DOB for the right grouping.
Yes—boards, leg ropes, helmets, reef booties (for reef trips) and a Rip Curl rash shirt are included, plus towels and shower facilities.
Pickup and transfer back to hotels in Sanur, Legian, Kuta, Canggu and Nusa Dua are included; confirm pickup the day before the lesson.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start; within 24 hours there’s no refund.
Sanur was among Bali’s earliest tourist hubs, and its sheltered beach made it a natural training ground as surfing grew on the island in the mid-20th century.
Instructors typically promote reef-safe sunscreen and no-touch policies; avoid stepping on coral and follow local advice to minimize impact.
Rip Curl School Of Surf operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




A small shadow grows longer across Sanur’s shallow sand as a child paddles out for the first time. The instructor—close, calm, and hands-on—talks through weight, timing and how the wave will push them forward. On this Level 1–2 course the lesson is built around confidence: standing safely, basic board control and catching mellow, learner-friendly waves.
A small shadow grows longer across Sanur’s shallow sand as a child paddles out for the first time. The instructor—close, calm, and hands-on—talks through weight, timing and how the wave will push them forward. On this Level 1–2 course the lesson is built around confidence: standing safely, basic board control and catching mellow, learner-friendly waves.
Sanur sits on Bali’s gentler southeast coast, historically one of the island’s earliest tourist beach towns and a favored spot for longboarders and beginners. The reef offshore shapes steady, rolling waves rather than sudden peaks, and the lagoon-like sections near low tide give new surfers a forgiving classroom. Culturally, lessons here fold into the local rhythm—early morning practice, brief prayers at nearby temples, and a market bustle that follows the tide.
Expect clear, warm water and a seabed of sand with patchy coral near the reef break; instructors typically provide helmets, reef booties and rash shirts. Coaches emphasize reef awareness and use kid-sized boards and a one-on-one ratio when needed, so progression is fast and safe.
Practical guidance: book mornings for smaller wind and cleaner waves; bring reef-safe sunscreen and a change of dry clothes; confirm pickup from Kuta, Canggu or Sanur if you need a transfer. Lessons include towel, shower facilities and a post-session snack, making this a low-friction, high-impact introduction to surfing for young learners.