Tuna Surf Camp at Dexter’s Surf Shop in Scarborough
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2.5 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be comfortable swimming and have basic physical fitness suitable for active play in the water.
Overview
Tuna Surf Camp offers kids aged 8–16 a thrilling half-day surf club on Scarborough’s acclaimed North Bay beach, guided by expert instructors. Packed with fun and learning, these 2.5-hour sessions are a perfect introduction to surfing along England’s scenic coastline.
Tuna Surf Camp
£130 for four days | 2.5 Hours per day | Ages 8 – 16
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About This Adventure
Join our exciting half-day surf club for kids, where fun meets education! With experienced instructors and a stunning blue-flag beach as your backdrop, your child will enjoy 2.5 hours of action-packed surfing sessions. This is a fantastic opportunity for young surfers to learn and make unforgettable memories!
Bring your kids along for our fun and educational half day surf club!
Rates
Person: £130
Our 2024 half day kids clubs are finally back and this year we have loads more dates available! These action packed courses run for 2.5hrs and include four morning sessions with our fully qualified and experienced instructors. We are lucky to have north bays blue flagged beach right on our doorstep which offers the perfect learning environment
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early for Sign-In and Gear Setup
Ensure your child arrives at least 15 minutes before the session starts to get fitted with wetsuits and boards comfortably.
Sun Protection is Key
Even on cloudy days, UV rays reflect off the water—apply waterproof sunscreen and bring a hat for beach breaks.
Comply with Instructor Safety Instructions
Following instructors’ guidance ensures everyone stays safe in the surf and makes the most of the learning experience.
Pack a Reusable Water Bottle
Staying hydrated during sessions helps maintain energy and focus while out on the waves.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Common seals often spotted near the rocky outcrops off Scarborough coast
- Varieties of seabirds including gulls and cormorants frequenting the beach
History
Scarborough rose to fame as one of the UK’s earliest seaside resorts in the 17th century, its coastal bays attracting visitors for centuries.
Conservation
The blue-flag status of North Bay reflects ongoing efforts to maintain water quality and protect marine habitats vital for local biodiversity.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Wetsuit
Keeps young surfers warm and protected in cooler North Sea waters throughout the year.
all specific
Waterproof Sunscreen
Prevents sunburn by providing reliable UV protection during extended time in the ocean.
summer|spring|fall specific
Reusable Water Bottle
Staying hydrated supports endurance and comfort during active surf sessions.
all specific
Rash Guard
Adds extra skin protection from sun and board friction during warmer months.
summer specific