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Two hours on the waves with a private instructor in Playa de las Américas: all gear included, instruction tailored to your level, and spots chosen daily for the safest, most consistent surf. Ideal for first-timers and progressing riders who want focused, practical coaching.
Two hours on the waves with a private instructor in Playa de las Américas: all gear included, instruction tailored to your level, and spots chosen daily for the safest, most consistent surf. Ideal for first-timers and progressing riders who want focused, practical coaching.
The Atlantic meets black volcanic rock as morning light cuts across Playa de las Américas; a string of surfers paddle out and test a steady set that rolls down the south coast. You step from warm sand into a surfboard cradle and feel the push and pull of the swell — the ocean here rarely shuts down, so instructors move you to the safest, most consistent break each day.
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Operated by Tilegit Surf School · Arona, Santa Cruz de Tenerife
The Atlantic meets black volcanic rock as morning light cuts across Playa de las Américas; a string of surfers paddle out and test a steady set that rolls down the south coast. You step from warm sand into a surfboard cradle and feel the push and pull of the swell — the ocean here rarely shuts down, so instructors move you to the safest, most consistent break each day.
Tenerife’s southern shore is the product of recent volcanism and constant Atlantic fetch: reefs and sandbanks shape waves that suit learners and intermediates alike. Surf culture arrived with package tourism in the late 20th century, but local fishing villages and maritime routes predate sun-and-surf visitors by centuries, leaving small coastal harbors and a straightforward beach-port vibe.
This private, two-hour lesson includes board, wetsuit, boots, water shoes and lycra, and is tailored to your level. Instructors scan conditions and pick among nearby spots for optimal safety and learning — short paddling drills, pop-up timing, and reading an incoming set form the core of the session.
Practical guidance: bring swimwear, reef-safe sunscreen, a light towel and any medication; arrive early to check fit and ask about currents. The south-facing beaches are often more sheltered in the morning with lighter winds; afternoons can build cross-shore wind. Lessons are suitable for non-expert swimmers but aren’t recommended for people with serious spinal, heart conditions or pregnancy. Cancellations for full refunds require 24 hours’ notice. Expect hands-on coaching, repeated practice runs, and — if conditions cooperate — your first unassisted rides by session’s end.
moderate.
2 hours.
Suitable for most reasonably fit people who can swim and tolerate short bursts of paddling; expect standing, paddling and repeated falls.
No — lessons are designed for complete beginners through intermediate surfers; instructors tailor drills to your skill level.
The lesson includes a surfboard, wetsuit, boots, water shoes and a lycra/rash guard.
Instructors assess swell, wind and tide on the day and choose among nearby breaks around Playa de las Américas for the safest, most productive conditions.
For a full refund you must cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time; cancellations inside 24 hours are non-refundable.
South Tenerife’s surf zones formed along volcanic lava flows and eroded reefs; the area developed as a tourism hub in the late 20th century, bringing surf culture to the island.
Use reef-safe sunscreen, avoid standing on reef, and follow instructor guidance to minimize impact on marine life and coastal habitats.
Tilegit Surf School operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The Atlantic meets black volcanic rock as morning light cuts across Playa de las Américas; a string of surfers paddle out and test a steady set that rolls down the south coast. You step from warm sand into a surfboard cradle and feel the push and pull of the swell — the ocean here rarely shuts down, so instructors move you to the safest, most consistent break each day.
The Atlantic meets black volcanic rock as morning light cuts across Playa de las Américas; a string of surfers paddle out and test a steady set that rolls down the south coast. You step from warm sand into a surfboard cradle and feel the push and pull of the swell — the ocean here rarely shuts down, so instructors move you to the safest, most consistent break each day.
Tenerife’s southern shore is the product of recent volcanism and constant Atlantic fetch: reefs and sandbanks shape waves that suit learners and intermediates alike. Surf culture arrived with package tourism in the late 20th century, but local fishing villages and maritime routes predate sun-and-surf visitors by centuries, leaving small coastal harbors and a straightforward beach-port vibe.
This private, two-hour lesson includes board, wetsuit, boots, water shoes and lycra, and is tailored to your level. Instructors scan conditions and pick among nearby spots for optimal safety and learning — short paddling drills, pop-up timing, and reading an incoming set form the core of the session.
Practical guidance: bring swimwear, reef-safe sunscreen, a light towel and any medication; arrive early to check fit and ask about currents. The south-facing beaches are often more sheltered in the morning with lighter winds; afternoons can build cross-shore wind. Lessons are suitable for non-expert swimmers but aren’t recommended for people with serious spinal, heart conditions or pregnancy. Cancellations for full refunds require 24 hours’ notice. Expect hands-on coaching, repeated practice runs, and — if conditions cooperate — your first unassisted rides by session’s end.