Where is a good place to learn how to surf??

Question

Thanks xx

Answer 1

The sea : )

Try a surfing school, in the UK:

http://www.britsurf.co.uk/html/bsa_appro...

Answer 2

it all depends where you live,but the sea is always a good place to start..mainly west coast or cornwall

Answer 3

North Cornwall and the surrounding areas are good places to surf! trust me I live in Cornwall! although I don't surf, the beaches around here get packed with surfers. I would try Polzeath (near Wadebridge in North Cornwall) They have loads of surf schools you can hire wetsuits, surfboards and obviously teach you to surf e.t.c! Maybe you could look on the surfs up boardriders website they are the most popular well known surf school in Polzeath and Polzeath usually has a great surf!

I wouldn't recommend going to Newquay it gets too busy and the beaches aren't so nice because sometimes there are needles and glass e.t.c but Polzeath is usually really clean!

Answer 4

newquay if u are a beginner

Answer 5

Beaches in South Africa

Answer 6

Hawaii or Australia.

Answer 7

Tyree, Newquay, Sydney Aus.

Answer 8

nice clam surf spot like doho, or rivi's or down State park, but you might want to try churches or old mans too...

Answer 9

hawaii during the summer, because during the winter "jaws waves" come in and you wont be able to learn but during the summer the waves are perfect if your just starting! good surfing school in maui, thats where i learned !

Answer 10

Try the water .......................

Answer 11

i beleive the bay jk

well i dont even know what state you are in or if you are in Europe

i can still make suggestions on reqquirements that the location of your surf lesson sould meet:

uuummm.....

*you should learn your pop up out of the water not in

*on your first day white water will most likly be the only thing you can catch and keep the use

*stay away from the  locals and experienced surfers because they will get mad if you take then ruin the perfect wave

*your place should have 2-4 foot waves and a lot of white waters

*try to head twoard a sandbar (they mave have crabs but are worth it when you have no idea how to get over a monster wave and then you can duck under)

*research the tides in your area and find out which one is the best for you

*stay inside the flags if you are on a beach with lifegaurds

Hope i helped! i love surfing and if your area dosnt have lessons, next time your family goes on vacation try to convince them some place tropical if its tropical it should have a surf school where you can rents boards for a day or week and have a good 1-4 hour lesson

Answer 12

If you are in the UK, Newquay in Cornwall.  Famous for surfing.

Answer 13

Nowhere in san clemente thats for sure. Go to newport or oceanside, but dont come here. There's already too many  kooks here.

Answer 14

it really depends if you want huge waves

try Hawaii, South Africa, or Australia. but if your just learning how to surf I'd suggest California there's a lot of locals and theres also a lot of schools around there so if you want to get serious you don't have a hard time finding it. Surfing is an amazing sport and here are some more locations you can surf at:

India,

England,

Mexico.

just also look on google.com.

I hope I helped!

♥ you'lll do good.

best answer would be the best.

JK, But, it would be nice, huh?

Answer 15

First off, what area do you live in?

Answer 16

try a spot where the waves are a bit smaller and there aren't a lot of other people/surfers you might run into. if you mean location wise, here in santa cruz, california there are some of the best surf breaks in the world

Answer 17

In the sea

Answer 18

depends on where u live

southern califonia- go 2 the cove!!!!!

Answer 19

if u want hu-uge waves and u have the dough go to hawaii but if not, the beach is always good.

and no... sadly the pool wont work(C:

jk

but if u live in fl maybe go to a disney water park they have 2 places that make fake waves and there totally arent any sharks

just LOTS of people

good luck