Is prior surfing experience needed?

No prior surfing experience is necessary; certified instructors provide personalized coaching suited to all levels.

What age can children start wakesurfing?

Children aged 6 and above can participate, provided they can swim comfortably.

How far do you ride the wave?

Sessions allow you to ride up to 700 meters on the wave created by the Big Boat.

What should I bring to the session?

Bring swimwear or a wetsuit, sunscreen, a towel, and a change of clothes for after the activity.

Is swimming ability mandatory?

Yes, basic swimming skills are required for safety while participating in wakesurfing.

What happens if I’m late for my session?

Wakelagoona reserves the right to reschedule late arrivals based on availability but no refunds are offered.

Wakesurf Thrills with Wakelagoona in Virelade

Located in Virelade, a charming commune in the heart of Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France, Wakelagoona offers an exhilarating introduction to wakesurfing unlike any other. Wakesurfing delivers the rush of ocean surfing, without the surf’s unpredictable waves—here, riders carve a smooth, powerful wave generated by Wakelagoona’s specially designed Big Boat. This boat features a Surf Gate system that creates a consistent wave up to 700 meters long, setting the perfect stage to practice everything from smooth glides to advanced tricks like airs and 360-degree spins.

What sets Wakelagoona apart in this region is its tailored approach for all skill levels. Each session begins with a detailed introduction to equipment and safety led by a certified instructor, followed by personalized coaching tuned to your ability and goals. Whether you’re a first-timer nervous about balance or an experienced rider pushing your limits, the hands-on guidance ensures steady progress.

Virelade itself embodies the gentle beauty of southwestern France, framed by rolling vineyards and close to the Dordogne River’s network. The area’s mild climate and calm waters make it a natural choice for water sports. Beyond wakesurfing, the local landscape provides a peaceful backdrop, rich with native flora and birds typical of Nouvelle-Aquitaine.

Wakelagoona’s commitment to skill development and safety, paired with the unique Big Boat setup, draws wakesurf enthusiasts looking for a distinct, controlled environment to elevate their craft. This experience not only introduces riders to a fresh water sport but also plants them firmly within France’s growing community of modern board sports.

For those seeking something beyond traditional water activities, Wakelagoona in Virelade offers a standout destination where technical support meets the thrill of riding waves born from innovation rather than ocean tides.