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Learn to surf together on Gran Canaria’s sheltered southern beaches. This two-person course pairs theory on the sand with two hours of guided water time at Playa del Inglés, Maspalomas or San Agustín — ideal for beginners and families.
Learn to surf together on Gran Canaria’s sheltered southern beaches. This two-person course pairs theory on the sand with two hours of guided water time at Playa del Inglés, Maspalomas or San Agustín — ideal for beginners and families.
The Atlantic rolls in like an invitation — soft, steady sets that dare you to stand. On any given morning the instructors from Pro Surfing Company choose between San Agustín, Playa del Inglés and the stretch beneath the Maspalomas dunes, ferrying two students at a time from a small Eurocenter storefront to the sand.
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Operated by Pro Surfing Company · Playa del Inglés, Gran Canaria
The Atlantic rolls in like an invitation — soft, steady sets that dare you to stand. On any given morning the instructors from Pro Surfing Company choose between San Agustín, Playa del Inglés and the stretch beneath the Maspalomas dunes, ferrying two students at a time from a small Eurocenter storefront to the sand.
Gran Canaria’s southern coast is a study in contrasts: volcanic basalt underpinnings give way to golden sands swept into the famous Maspalomas dunes, a landscape shaped by Sahara winds and centuries of ocean motion. The islands’ earliest inhabitants, the Guanche, lived off the sea here; today the beaches balance local fishing history with a modern surf culture that favors small, predictable beach breaks — ideal for first-time riders.
Expect a compact curriculum: gear fitting and safety brief at the shop, a brisk warm-up on sand, quick onshore drills (paddling, pop-ups, stance) then roughly two hours in gentle white-water and small open-face waves. Instructors keep groups small and adaptable to swell and wind; waves rarely exceed beginner-friendly heights on the chosen beaches, and currents are monitored continuously.
Practical notes: arrive in swimwear, bring a towel and reef-safe sunscreen, and be ready for a moderate workout — paddling demands shoulder and core fitness. Children from about age eight can join; wetsuits, boards and instruction are provided. Time lessons for morning or late afternoon to avoid the strongest winds and the harshest sun. By the end you’ve not only caught your first waves but learned how this stretch of Gran Canaria reads tides, wind and sand to turn a shoreline into a classroom.
Wetsuit, surfboard, certified instructor, beach-theory session, ~2 hours of water time, insurance, energy bar and water.
A moderate fitness level and basic swimming ability are required — expect paddling and repeated pop-up practice.
The activity is generally suitable for children aged 8 and up; instructors adapt teaching for younger learners where appropriate.
The company may cancel for safety; cancellations made at least 24 hours in advance are fully refundable per the policy.
Pro Surfing Company operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The Atlantic rolls in like an invitation — soft, steady sets that dare you to stand. On any given morning the instructors from Pro Surfing Company choose between San Agustín, Playa del Inglés and the stretch beneath the Maspalomas dunes, ferrying two students at a time from a small Eurocenter storefront to the sand.
The Atlantic rolls in like an invitation — soft, steady sets that dare you to stand. On any given morning the instructors from Pro Surfing Company choose between San Agustín, Playa del Inglés and the stretch beneath the Maspalomas dunes, ferrying two students at a time from a small Eurocenter storefront to the sand.
Gran Canaria’s southern coast is a study in contrasts: volcanic basalt underpinnings give way to golden sands swept into the famous Maspalomas dunes, a landscape shaped by Sahara winds and centuries of ocean motion. The islands’ earliest inhabitants, the Guanche, lived off the sea here; today the beaches balance local fishing history with a modern surf culture that favors small, predictable beach breaks — ideal for first-time riders.
Expect a compact curriculum: gear fitting and safety brief at the shop, a brisk warm-up on sand, quick onshore drills (paddling, pop-ups, stance) then roughly two hours in gentle white-water and small open-face waves. Instructors keep groups small and adaptable to swell and wind; waves rarely exceed beginner-friendly heights on the chosen beaches, and currents are monitored continuously.
Practical notes: arrive in swimwear, bring a towel and reef-safe sunscreen, and be ready for a moderate workout — paddling demands shoulder and core fitness. Children from about age eight can join; wetsuits, boards and instruction are provided. Time lessons for morning or late afternoon to avoid the strongest winds and the harshest sun. By the end you’ve not only caught your first waves but learned how this stretch of Gran Canaria reads tides, wind and sand to turn a shoreline into a classroom.