..Each of our Spanish & Surf schools is different. Each has its own unique feel and way about it. Depending on your level of surfing, or the season, each has a better time of year to attend. Some are small, others are bigger. Some are located in or near cities, others in tiny villages. We want to help you choose the right school for you. Please Read a little more to help you choose which is best for you!

Costa Rica
Costa Rica is a favorite destination for many tourists and surfers alike.. Warm people and a warm weather, mixed with  beautiful nature results in an excellent choice.  The school is  in the popular town of Quepos (population 5,000 ) , right at the  entrance of the Famous Parque Nacional Manuel Antonio, on the doorstep of  the beaches of the South Pacific Coast!  The beach breaks here are excellent for those beginner/intermediate surfers and  the surfing classes are especially designed those who want to learn.

Ecuador
Manta is a resort city of 250,000 people. This is the largest centre of  any of our schools. It is ideal for those seeking all the amenities and excitement a city  can offer. A small country (about the size of Nevada) it is packed with different culture and nature experiences. If you can't decide whether to climb snowcapped mountains, ride some incredible waves, slosh through fantastic jungles   - have no fear as in Ecuador you can change your world as fast as you change your mind! The weather and surfing is great all year round here in Ecuador - with the best waves happening November to June. The surfing is sublime - the best in South America - in fact that good that the world surfing games were held right on our beach in 2004! Courses for both beginners and advanced surfers are catered for at this school. There are excellent volunteer options available at this school.

El Salvador
We are not current recommending our El Salvador school in  La Libertad due to safety concerns nearby. We hope that these problems will become sorted and surfing here again soon!

Mexico - Puerto
The mere name associates itself with tourism- but Puerto still has retained its Mexican charm. This is not a Tourist resort - but still a traditional large town (80,000). The dry season is November to May, the best time for big surf is June to October (although there is good surfing all year round). This location has arguably (although Ecuador and El Salvador would argue differently!) the best surf of the five schools. The Famous Mexican pipeline is on the schools doorstep. But this is not for everyone (in fact only for the advanced surfer). Yet there is other great options for the beginner to Intermediate surfer. In fact, there is ALWAYS surf in Puerto!

Mexico - Puerto
The mere name associates itself with tourism- but Puerto still has retained its Mexican charm. This is not a Tourist resort - but still a traditional large town (80,000). The dry season is November to May, the best time for big surf is June to October (although there is good surfing all year round). This location has arguably (although Ecuador and El Salvador would argue differently!) the best surf of the five schools. The Famous Mexican pipeline is on the schools doorstep. But this is not for everyone (in fact only for the advanced surfer). Yet there is other great options for the beginner to Intermediate surfer. In fact, there is ALWAYS surf in Puerto!

Mexico - Ixtapa/Zihuatannejo
Ixtapa-Zihuatannejo  two towns very close to each other.  Zihuatanejo, is a quaint 'fishing'  village. while Ixtapa is a resort town filled with stunning beaches and vibrant action, and Zihuatannejo is  'old Mexico'  fishing village nestled around a small bay. This is an excellent destination is you want to feel some variety, and still have all the amenities and activities. The surfing here is very good. There are a variety of breaks from beginner to Intermediate all within easy reach. As well as for all surfers - its also recommend as a perfect location for the family - with beautiful beaches, lots of activities, and  excellent accommodation.
 

Mexico - Sail and Surf!
Sail to remote breaks  aboard our 44 foot yacht. Yes this is the best of all worlds. Live aboard, sail and test some of the best breaks available on the Mexican coast - many can only be accessed by boat - and this is the ultimate way of doing it! Limited to only 4 if living aboard - or 8 if based at night on land at Punta de Mita Nayarit, This really is the way to travel. Surf uncrowded breaks. An opportunity to not to be missed.

Spain - Cadiz
Cadiz is located in the south of Spain, and is the oldest inhabited city in the western world. It just oozes charm. Our school is right in the middle if the old walled city. Cadiz has not been ruined by tourism - and is therefore a great place to sample real Spain. The breaks here are mainly for beginners, but there are also weekend trips to Portugal and Morocco.

Spain
San Sebastian is the small city (population 170,000) option. Here there are bars, restaurants, plenty of museums and lots to do - and good surfing. The city surrounds three beaches - that's how close the surf is. This is a cosmopolitan city that is surprisingly cultured. An excellent choice for those wanting a mainland Spanish experience .... and did I mention the food that the area is famous for!  There is very good surfing right here on site, and less than an hour away is Mandaka and also Biarritz,  both considered the best surfing in Europe! Surfing is all year around, and wetties are recommended for November to April. The surf courses are most suitable for beginner to intermediate surfers.