Everything is relative. You can learn to surf anywhere. We invite you to study in Bali and here’s why:
-Stable waves all year round. Whenever you arrive, you can surf every day, you will not have to wait for the right weather;
-A variety of waves. On any given day, you can find waves corresponding to your level of riding. While there will be five-meter waves on Uluwatu, you will find waves not higher than the shoulder in Jimbaran;
- Warm water and air all year round. Learning to surf in shorts and lycra is much more pleasant than in a wetsuit;
-There is something to do besides surfing. Bali is not like many tropical islands in that life is in full swing around the clock. You can find a vacation for every taste, from the entertainment of noisy megacities to the solitude of tropical islands;
-In Bali, you can relax "for any wallet";
How to start surfing:
Want to know how to surf? Be sure to go through the "course of the young fighter" in the surf school. You have the funds for it or not, whether you have friends or not surfers - it does not matter. Due to the fact that a large number of students pass through the surf school, the training program in it is verified and optimized to the smallest detail.
What's next? Surf yourself?
Ideally, you need to make a plan for what you need to learn. In strict sequence, do not retreat from it and do not run ahead. Just swim out and surf - the wrong option. Progress will be slow. If you are stuck in the learning process and you do not get what is planned, then take a couple of lessons. Everything will be surprisingly simple, if you move your leg over here, and your arm over here.
