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Two days of targeted coaching on Byron Bay’s best beaches, with two 3.5-hour group lessons that focus on paddling, board control and getting you standing. Equipment and beach transport included — suitable for beginners (12+).
Two days of targeted coaching on Byron Bay’s best beaches, with two 3.5-hour group lessons that focus on paddling, board control and getting you standing. Equipment and beach transport included — suitable for beginners (12+).
Salt hangs in the air and the ocean keeps time with a steady hiss as you step onto one of Byron Bay’s shoreline classrooms. Over two days you’ll trade flat-water practice for the push and release of a breaking wave — instructors ferry you between beaches that match swell, wind and skill so each session begins with the right ocean.
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Operated by Blackdog Surfing Pty Ltd · Byron Bay, New South Wales
Salt hangs in the air and the ocean keeps time with a steady hiss as you step onto one of Byron Bay’s shoreline classrooms. Over two days you’ll trade flat-water practice for the push and release of a breaking wave — instructors ferry you between beaches that match swell, wind and skill so each session begins with the right ocean.
Cape Byron’s headland watches over long sand beaches carved by decades of coastal currents; the Cape Byron Lighthouse (1901) and the traditions of the Arakwal people frame a coastline as culturally layered as it is surfable. The region’s beaches offer everything from gentle whitewash close to shore to peelier points offshore, making this area ideal for staged learning.
The course pairs two 3.5-hour group lessons focused on paddling technique, board control and learning to stand and ride, with all equipment and beach transport included. Expect practical coaching on timing, body position, and safe wave selection, plus tips on reading conditions and etiquette in crowded lineups. Lessons are suitable for beginners aged 12+, and the operator offers a complimentary make-good lesson if you don’t stand in your first session.
Practical notes: bring a high-SPF sunscreen, a snug swimsuit or rash guard, a towel and water; instructors provide boards and wetsuits if needed. Confirm your start time 24 hours before your booking and plan for variable surf — mornings often bring cleaner onshore winds. With basic swimming ability and a willingness to get wet, this course fast-tracks core skills and confidence in Byron’s famously friendly surf.
moderate.
2 days (approx 7 hours of instruction).
Suitable for most fitness levels; recommend basic swimming ability and moderate upper-body endurance for paddling.
No — the course is designed for all levels; instructors tailor beach choice and drills to your ability.
Yes — all surf equipment and transport to/from the beach are included in the price.
Group classes require participants to be at least 12 years old; younger children can take private lessons.
Lessons run to the best available beach for your level; contact the operator 24 hours prior to confirm start time and contingency plans.
The Cape Byron Lighthouse (completed 1901) marks one of Australia’s easternmost points; the area is on Arakwal land of the Bundjalung nation with long cultural ties to the coast.
Respect flagged turtle nesting zones and avoid trampling dunes; many operators support reef and beach clean-ups to reduce plastic and wildlife impact.
Blackdog Surfing Pty Ltd operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Salt hangs in the air and the ocean keeps time with a steady hiss as you step onto one of Byron Bay’s shoreline classrooms. Over two days you’ll trade flat-water practice for the push and release of a breaking wave — instructors ferry you between beaches that match swell, wind and skill so each session begins with the right ocean.
Salt hangs in the air and the ocean keeps time with a steady hiss as you step onto one of Byron Bay’s shoreline classrooms. Over two days you’ll trade flat-water practice for the push and release of a breaking wave — instructors ferry you between beaches that match swell, wind and skill so each session begins with the right ocean.
Cape Byron’s headland watches over long sand beaches carved by decades of coastal currents; the Cape Byron Lighthouse (1901) and the traditions of the Arakwal people frame a coastline as culturally layered as it is surfable. The region’s beaches offer everything from gentle whitewash close to shore to peelier points offshore, making this area ideal for staged learning.
The course pairs two 3.5-hour group lessons focused on paddling technique, board control and learning to stand and ride, with all equipment and beach transport included. Expect practical coaching on timing, body position, and safe wave selection, plus tips on reading conditions and etiquette in crowded lineups. Lessons are suitable for beginners aged 12+, and the operator offers a complimentary make-good lesson if you don’t stand in your first session.
Practical notes: bring a high-SPF sunscreen, a snug swimsuit or rash guard, a towel and water; instructors provide boards and wetsuits if needed. Confirm your start time 24 hours before your booking and plan for variable surf — mornings often bring cleaner onshore winds. With basic swimming ability and a willingness to get wet, this course fast-tracks core skills and confidence in Byron’s famously friendly surf.