Surf lesson

Youth Group Surf Lesson (Ages 5–16)

Perfect for: Beginners or returning surfers looking for a supportive, technique-focused introduction

1h 30m
Ages 5 and upBeginners or returning surfers looking for a supportive, technique-focused introduction. Pre-requisites: Ages 5–16, confident swimming in moving water. Parents/guardians must sign waiver.
Bombora Surf SchoolIndigenous owned & operated
Bombora Surf School van, Tallebudgera SLSC carpark, Palm Beach, Gold CoastPalm Beach, Gold Coast

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About this experience

Pre-requisites: Ages 5–16, confident swimming in moving water. Parents/guardians must sign waiver.

Availability: Mon-Fri: 6.30 am & 4:00 pm
Sat-Sun and school holidays: 9:00 am & 1:00 pm
School Holidays: Additional 7:00 am Sunrise Grom Session

What to expect

Inclusions:
Lesson use of soft surfboard, leash & rash vest
Safety briefing, land-based warm-up & technique intro
In-water coaching with Surfing Australia–accredited coaches

Itinerary:
Sign in - please arrive 15 minutes prior to your session
Board and rash vest assignment (30 mins)
Detailed on-land safety and surf technique briefing (60 mins)
Surf session
Return to shore, return equipment
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Where you'll be

Meeting point: Bombora Surf School van, Tallebudgera SLSC carpark, Palm Beach, Gold Coast

Tallebudgera SLSC, Palm Beach, Palm Beach, Gold Coast

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Is this trip right for you?

Beginners or returning surfers looking for a supportive, technique-focused introduction. Pre-requisites: Ages 5–16, confident swimming in moving water. Parents/guardians must sign waiver.

What to bring

Your operator will let you know what to bring when you book.

Before you go

You are a guest on Country. Follow the guidance of your hosts.

Dates and prices

Book direct with Bombora Surf School. The operator keeps 90% or more of what you pay.

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Keeping the margin on Country

“Too many Indigenous operators hand over 20 to 30% of every booking to someone else. Book direct and that money stays with the people who share the experience, and with their families and communities.”

Tamra Forde, Director of Indigenous Tourism