La Marea Surf School
La Marea Surf School is a surf school in Puerto de la Cruz, in the north of Tenerife, based opposite Playa Martiánez, whose gentle, consistent wave suits beginners. It is recognised as an official school of the Canary Islands Surfing Federation and runs beginner and improver courses for children and adults, group and private lessons, and board and wetsuit rental for surfers who already ride.
La Marea Surf School is based opposite Playa Martiánez, in the municipality of Puerto de la Cruz in the north of Tenerife. Lessons take place on that same beach, which the school considers an ideal place to learn because its wave is gentle and consistent. It is recognised as an official surf school of the Canary Islands Surfing Federation and runs all kinds of beginner and improver courses for both children and adults.
The programme includes group lessons, in a lively setting where the instructors guide students step by step, as well as private lessons. In summer there are surf courses for resident children, combining time in the water with games and extra activities that build flexibility, balance and stamina, with the children supervised at all times. Surfers who can already ride can rent boards and wetsuits for their stay on Tenerife.
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