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Balance on a floating yoga mat, then stand and paddle along Lanzarote’s volcanic shore. This 90‑minute SUP session in Puerto del Carmen pairs gentle yoga with beginner paddle instruction and a short coastal cruise.
Balance on a floating yoga mat, then stand and paddle along Lanzarote’s volcanic shore. This 90‑minute SUP session in Puerto del Carmen pairs gentle yoga with beginner paddle instruction and a short coastal cruise.
The board rocks gently as the Atlantic breathes a steady rhythm against your calves — waves daring you to shift weight, wind coaxing a steady forward glide. On a 90‑minute SUP session out of Puerto del Carmen you trade shorelines for open water: an hour of guided yoga on a stable board followed by paddle instruction and a coastal cruise that turns balance practice into movement.
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Operated by School3S Surf Sup y Soul · Puerto del Carmen, Las Palmas
The board rocks gently as the Atlantic breathes a steady rhythm against your calves — waves daring you to shift weight, wind coaxing a steady forward glide. On a 90‑minute SUP session out of Puerto del Carmen you trade shorelines for open water: an hour of guided yoga on a stable board followed by paddle instruction and a coastal cruise that turns balance practice into movement.
Lanzarote’s shore is volcanic rock softened by centuries of wind and sea; the coast here is younger than the palms that line the promenade. The island’s maritime culture is practical and welcoming — fishermen, surf schools, and resort staff share tips in a mixture of Spanish and English. Geology shows in glassy black reefs, shallow bays, and clear channels where currents can speed up around headlands.
Expect inclusive instruction aimed at beginners: dry-land introductions, board anchoring, simple asanas on a floating platform, then standing paddling and short guided loops. The group max is small, staff perform hotel pickups in Puerto del Carmen, and photos are often provided.
For planning, mornings are best — calmer seas and lighter winds — and bring quick‑dry layers, reef‑safe sunscreen, and a willingness to fall in. Water is typically cool year‑round (roughly 18–23°C); non-swimmers should alert guides in advance. Note health rules: 18+ only, not recommended for pregnant guests or travelers with serious cardiac conditions. With practiced instruction and a playful approach to falling, this session is equal parts low‑impact workout and ocean education — a compact, accessible way to feel the island from sea level.
No — the session is designed for beginners and covers simple asanas on the board plus basic paddle technique.
Minimum age is 18; not recommended for pregnant travelers, those with serious heart problems, or people unable to swim.
Hotel pickup and drop‑off in the Puerto del Carmen area and private transfers are typically included in the booking details.
The cancellation policy allows refunds if you cancel at least 24 hours in advance, but operators may reschedule or advise based on conditions the day of the activity.
School3S Surf Sup y Soul operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The board rocks gently as the Atlantic breathes a steady rhythm against your calves — waves daring you to shift weight, wind coaxing a steady forward glide. On a 90‑minute SUP session out of Puerto del Carmen you trade shorelines for open water: an hour of guided yoga on a stable board followed by paddle instruction and a coastal cruise that turns balance practice into movement.
The board rocks gently as the Atlantic breathes a steady rhythm against your calves — waves daring you to shift weight, wind coaxing a steady forward glide. On a 90‑minute SUP session out of Puerto del Carmen you trade shorelines for open water: an hour of guided yoga on a stable board followed by paddle instruction and a coastal cruise that turns balance practice into movement.
Lanzarote’s shore is volcanic rock softened by centuries of wind and sea; the coast here is younger than the palms that line the promenade. The island’s maritime culture is practical and welcoming — fishermen, surf schools, and resort staff share tips in a mixture of Spanish and English. Geology shows in glassy black reefs, shallow bays, and clear channels where currents can speed up around headlands.
Expect inclusive instruction aimed at beginners: dry-land introductions, board anchoring, simple asanas on a floating platform, then standing paddling and short guided loops. The group max is small, staff perform hotel pickups in Puerto del Carmen, and photos are often provided.
For planning, mornings are best — calmer seas and lighter winds — and bring quick‑dry layers, reef‑safe sunscreen, and a willingness to fall in. Water is typically cool year‑round (roughly 18–23°C); non-swimmers should alert guides in advance. Note health rules: 18+ only, not recommended for pregnant guests or travelers with serious cardiac conditions. With practiced instruction and a playful approach to falling, this session is equal parts low‑impact workout and ocean education — a compact, accessible way to feel the island from sea level.