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Two-Hour Surfing Lesson on Bondi Beach
Learn to surf at one of the most iconic beaches in the world
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Duration: 2h
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Max group size: 5
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Live guide: English
2-hour surfing lesson with an English-speaking instructor
All necessary equipment (surfboard, wet suit, rash vest, sunscreen, zinc)
Small group size of maximum 5 participants
Lockers and changing rooms
Meeting point
128 Ramsgate Avenue, North Bondi, NSW 2026, Byron Bay- Show your smartphone ticket to the staff at the Let's Go Surfing office
- Please arrive 15 minutes before the start of your class!
Along with funk bassists and astronauts, surfers are among the coolest people in the world. If you've always wanted to conquer the forces of nature with a surfboard and the self-assured suave of a hair gel commercial, now is your chance!
What better place to find your surfing feet than the iconic Bondi Beach? This two-hour surfing lesson will teach you everything you need to be confident on the board; from basic safety tips to getting you standing up and catching those gnarly waves!
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