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Learn to surf Makaha Beach in Miraflores with a certified instructor in a focused 90‑minute lesson. Expect hands‑on coaching, provided gear, and morning sessions that maximize smooth, learner‑friendly waves.
Learn to surf Makaha Beach in Miraflores with a certified instructor in a focused 90‑minute lesson. Expect hands‑on coaching, provided gear, and morning sessions that maximize smooth, learner‑friendly waves.
Salt air cuts through the city noise as you step onto Makaha Beach in Miraflores, where Pacific swells roll up against a concrete seafront and surfers trade tips between sets. The lesson begins on sand: a 20-minute warm-up, a short theory session on stance and timing, then guided paddling into the breakers with a certified instructor at your side.
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Operated by Inca Trilogy Tours · Miraflores, Lima Province
Salt air cuts through the city noise as you step onto Makaha Beach in Miraflores, where Pacific swells roll up against a concrete seafront and surfers trade tips between sets. The lesson begins on sand: a 20-minute warm-up, a short theory session on stance and timing, then guided paddling into the breakers with a certified instructor at your side.
Miraflores has been a focal point for Lima’s surf culture since the mid-20th century, its cliffs and coastal road shaping where waves break. Geologically the coast is a narrow shelf dropping into the cold Humboldt-influenced Pacific; waves here are often manageable beach breaks ideal for learners. Culturally you’ll find a mix of local board-riders and visitors, with Larcomar and Parque del Amor just up the clifftop if you want coffee after class.
Practically: expect 90 minutes total—brief land drills, in-water coaching, and individualized feedback. Equipment (board, wetsuit, sunscreen) is included; instructors work one-on-one or with small groups to keep safety high. Water temps are cool year-round; a wetsuit is commonly used. Morning sessions offer cleaner glassy waves and lighter winds; afternoons can get onshore and choppier. Watch for rip currents and rocky sections near the edges of the break and disclose any medical conditions before booking.
A lesson here is hands-on and pragmatic—designed to get you standing on whitewater quickly while teaching the basic positioning and etiquette that turn nervous paddles into confident rides.
moderate.
1.5 hours (90 minutes).
Moderate fitness: able to swim and perform short bursts of paddling; some core and upper‑body strength helps
Yes — you should be comfortable in the ocean and able to tread water or float; instructors will support you but swimming ability is required.
A 90‑minute session including a land warm‑up, theoretical briefing, wetsuit and board use, in‑water coaching, and instructor feedback.
Yes — lessons are designed for beginners with personalized attention to help you stand on whitewater and learn basic technique.
Full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled time; no refund within 24 hours.
Miraflores developed as a surfing neighborhood through 20th‑century recreational use of Lima’s coastline; Makaha evolved into a go‑to learner break within that local culture.
Urban beaches face pollution and crowding—use reef‑safe sunscreen, pack out trash, and follow instructor guidance to reduce impact.
Inca Trilogy Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Salt air cuts through the city noise as you step onto Makaha Beach in Miraflores, where Pacific swells roll up against a concrete seafront and surfers trade tips between sets. The lesson begins on sand: a 20-minute warm-up, a short theory session on stance and timing, then guided paddling into the breakers with a certified instructor at your side.
Salt air cuts through the city noise as you step onto Makaha Beach in Miraflores, where Pacific swells roll up against a concrete seafront and surfers trade tips between sets. The lesson begins on sand: a 20-minute warm-up, a short theory session on stance and timing, then guided paddling into the breakers with a certified instructor at your side.
Miraflores has been a focal point for Lima’s surf culture since the mid-20th century, its cliffs and coastal road shaping where waves break. Geologically the coast is a narrow shelf dropping into the cold Humboldt-influenced Pacific; waves here are often manageable beach breaks ideal for learners. Culturally you’ll find a mix of local board-riders and visitors, with Larcomar and Parque del Amor just up the clifftop if you want coffee after class.
Practically: expect 90 minutes total—brief land drills, in-water coaching, and individualized feedback. Equipment (board, wetsuit, sunscreen) is included; instructors work one-on-one or with small groups to keep safety high. Water temps are cool year-round; a wetsuit is commonly used. Morning sessions offer cleaner glassy waves and lighter winds; afternoons can get onshore and choppier. Watch for rip currents and rocky sections near the edges of the break and disclose any medical conditions before booking.
A lesson here is hands-on and pragmatic—designed to get you standing on whitewater quickly while teaching the basic positioning and etiquette that turn nervous paddles into confident rides.