easy
2–4 hours per session
Average fitness required; paddling and balance are important but manageable for most
Discover the thrill of riding Pacific waves at Tofino Surf Camp in Pacific Rim National Park. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced surfer, this renowned camp offers expert instruction amid breathtaking coastal scenery. Dive into authentic surf culture and embrace the ocean in one of Canada's top surf destinations.
Ages 13+ • 2 Day Camp • Available June - September
2.5 Hours
We’ve thoughtfully designed a two-day surf program to not only make you a surfer, but a Tofitian surfer. With room to build a surf camp experience that works for you, check out our west coast inspired 2 day surf camps!
For beginner/intermediate surfers, ages 13+.
Surfers are required to transport all their own gear for camps.
DAY 1 - LET'S BUILD THE BASICS Day one is all about building your skills and knowledge from the ground up. We’ll go over:
• Board Anatomy
• Waves & Currents
• Ocean Safety
• The Proper Pop Up
• Catching Waves
DAY 2 - LET'S DIVE DEEPER Day two is all about going deeper! Our instructors will create an experience relevant to you and the group, diving into topics like:
• Reading the Ocean
• Paddling Out & Wave Selection
• Catching Green/Unbroken Waves
• Developing Your Surf Stance
• Board Control & Fundamental Body Movements
• Demonstrating Good Surf Etiquette
DAY 3- EXENSION – Additional $150 per student
Craving more? We offer a 'day 3' option for those surfers who felt like 2 days just wasn't enough. This is a private surf session with one of our senior instructors who will personalize the experience to fit your skills/needs.
Go in-depth into topics you've covered, or get feedback on the skills you've begun to build.
Tide and weather greatly influence surf quality, so review daily updates before heading out.
Wetsuits are essential year-round, especially during colder months when water temperatures drop.
Maintain distance from marine life and avoid disturbing coastal habitats.
New to surfing? Beginners should take lessons to build proper technique and safety awareness.
The indigenous Nuu-chah-nulth people have surfed these waters for centuries, and the area became a national park in 1970 to preserve its rugged coastlines.
The camp actively promotes eco-friendly surfing practices and participates in local marine conservation initiatives.
Keeps you warm in colder water and enhances buoyancy during surf sessions.
year-round specific
Suitable for your skill level, provided by the camp or BYO.
Protects your skin without harming marine ecosystems during long hours on the water.
summer specific
Additional warmth and traction for colder water and rougher conditions.
winter specific