The following is an example of a regular week at the surf camp.

Day 1
Arrival day. Check in at the surf camp and then we will show you around. Go for a dip in the pool and just relax and get into the Bali pace of things. Take a walk down to the beach and check out the surroundings. At night we have dinner and inform you about the things you need to know.

Day 2
We start the day with a solid breakfast and then head out to where the surf is. Where we go depends on the tides and waves each specific day. Once at the beach you will be divided into groups based on your previous experience and then given your surfboards. At the beach the class will start with an equipment and safety introduction and then we will start working on paddling and pop-ups on the sand if you are a beginner. This is the basics of surfing a wave. After lessons you can hang around and practice some more or go explore the island on your own. Dinner is served at the camp around 19:00.

Day 3
New day, new conditions. Your body might be a bit sore from the previous day, but nothing another session can’t cure! We hit the beach and surf for two hours. Then it's lunchtime. Rent a scooter in the afternoon and check out Bali, surf some more or just relax by the pool. Dinner is served around 19:00.

Day 4
Maybe early breakfast and then surf, it all depends on the tides. Hopefully by now you are feeling comfortable with the board and the waves. The more waves you catch the faster you will develop. Every day there are new things to learn. If the swell is right we might take a day trip to Uluwato to check out the waves and the temple. If you are keen join in, if not, do your own thing. No dinner at the camp, but join us and try one of the local restaurants.

Day 5
Surf, sun, fun, maybe some more surf or just take a relaxed afternoon and enjoy the pool and the camp. Plenty of activities around if you are keen. Visit the rice fields, the temples or go horseback riding. Dinner as usual at the camp.

Day 6
Surf, eat, surf, eat, relax, have a massage, surf. Dinner is served and then it might be time to check out the nightlife if you haven’t already? In Kuta or Semanyak choices are limitless. Big clubs, high-end bars or backpacker hangouts. Whatever you want you will find.

Day 7
The last day of your surfing week. By this stage you are up and riding and you feel comfortable. Your body is feeling stronger, you are catching more waves and you don't get as tired. You now have a very good understanding of what surfing is about, both in theory and in practice. Now all you need is more time in the water to train what you know. Dinner at the camp in the evening.

Day 8
Check out. The adventure is over for now unless you don’t do like many others and book another week. You need to have your things removed from the room before 11:00, but after that you can still hang out and relax at the camp until you are ready to leave.

The schedule and program are subject to change without prior notice according to weather, waves and other factors.