Surf packages for Works Councils
Have fun and share a surf session with colleagues
Delight your colleagues or employees and their families by offering them a surf session at special prices.
Our package is adapted to your needs, the number of employees, their technical level and your group availability.
Use the form below to provide us with as much information as possible and we will contact you to provide you with our best price offer.
The details of this package :
- . Suitable for everyone – beginners or more advanced,
- . Offer open even to very large groups,
- . 1½ hours of lessons to learn and have fun.
Complete our form to get your quote :
How are Uhaina surfing lessons run ?
Surf lessons are given preferably during low tide times. Since tides shift every day by about half an hour, the schedules are set according to the tide calendar.
There is necessarily one instructor for a maximum of 8 people (Regulation of the French Surfing Federation). The instructor remains in the water throughout the course to help, correct and guide the students.
These students are welcomed before the session in front of the school premises, located on the Corsairs beach in Anglet. Each student is given a locker where they can leave their belongings before changing. The instructor gives everyone a wetsuit adapted to their body type and the season. When the students have changed, the instructor tells them which surfboard they will use. Then the instructor takes them to the lesson site.
What happens in a lesson :
1) Practical observation: the instructor informs the students about the state of the tide, the nature and height of the waves, the direction of the swell and wind, the presence or absence of currents. He identifies any possible undertows and gives advice to the students on how to identify landmarks before going into the water.
2) Warm-up: the warm-up can be more or less intense depending on the season and weather conditions.
3) Demonstration and practice of surfing: the instructor gives a theoretical lesson of about ten minutes on the sand where he makes the students repeat the basic surfing techniques (stand up, stay in position, paddle, etc.).
4) Practice in the water: depending on the level of the student, the group and the state of the sea, the practice can go from catching foam waves on the beach, to positioning in the ocean to catch the best part of the wave.
5) Weather conditions: depending on the weather conditions, especially in rough seas, some lessons can be transferred to Hendaye using the surf school’s minibus.