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Learn to wakesurf behind a Super Nautique G23 on Okanagan Lake with Msurf Okanagan. Private two-hour lessons and charters offer beginner starts, advanced maneuvers and a lakeside cruise past beaches and wineries.
Learn to wakesurf behind a Super Nautique G23 on Okanagan Lake with Msurf Okanagan. Private two-hour lessons and charters offer beginner starts, advanced maneuvers and a lakeside cruise past beaches and wineries.
The boat slips away from Kelowna’s shoreline and the lake unfolds—glassy in the morning, wind-rippled by noon. Onboard a Competition-class Super Nautique G23, the crew shapes a long, machine-made face and a pocket that dares riders to find balance. The wave can extend up to 25 feet, giving both first-timers and practiced surfers room to learn drops, carve turns and eventually drop the rope to free-surf.
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Operated by Msurf Okanagan · Kelowna, British Columbia
The boat slips away from Kelowna’s shoreline and the lake unfolds—glassy in the morning, wind-rippled by noon. Onboard a Competition-class Super Nautique G23, the crew shapes a long, machine-made face and a pocket that dares riders to find balance. The wave can extend up to 25 feet, giving both first-timers and practiced surfers room to learn drops, carve turns and eventually drop the rope to free-surf.
Okanagan Lake sits in a valley carved by ice and fed by mountain runoff. The Syilx (Okanagan) people have fished and travelled these waters for millennia; later, orchards and vineyards stitched settlement along the shore, setting the scene for lakeside pubs and winery stops visible from the water.
The experience blends instruction and place: beginners are taught wake-surf starts, stance and pocket maintenance, while experienced riders refine bottom turns, ollies and 360s. Charters add a relaxed layer—cruising past beachfront homes, pebbled swim spots and hidden coves where the shoreline invites a mid-day jump.
Practically, expect a private, two-hour session. Gear and bottled water are included; lunch is not. Moderate fitness and basic swimming comfort are advisable. Plan for sunscreen, a quick-change towel, and an arrival at the Tourism Kelowna Visitor Centre pickup point. Weather can flip; operators will cancel in poor conditions. For those who want a lake day with instruction, Msurf Okanagan is an efficient blend of coaching and cruising—technical enough to progress, accessible enough to enjoy the ride.
No — lessons start with the wake-surf start using the rope and progress to dropping the rope as you gain balance.
Yes — life jackets and surf equipment are included and required for safety during lessons.
Yes — charter options are available for cruising, swimming stops and visiting lakeside pubs and beaches; lunches are not included.
Trips are canceled for poor conditions; you’ll receive a full refund if canceled at least 24 hours before the scheduled time.
Msurf Okanagan operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat slips away from Kelowna’s shoreline and the lake unfolds—glassy in the morning, wind-rippled by noon. Onboard a Competition-class Super Nautique G23, the crew shapes a long, machine-made face and a pocket that dares riders to find balance. The wave can extend up to 25 feet, giving both first-timers and practiced surfers room to learn drops, carve turns and eventually drop the rope to free-surf.
The boat slips away from Kelowna’s shoreline and the lake unfolds—glassy in the morning, wind-rippled by noon. Onboard a Competition-class Super Nautique G23, the crew shapes a long, machine-made face and a pocket that dares riders to find balance. The wave can extend up to 25 feet, giving both first-timers and practiced surfers room to learn drops, carve turns and eventually drop the rope to free-surf.
Okanagan Lake sits in a valley carved by ice and fed by mountain runoff. The Syilx (Okanagan) people have fished and travelled these waters for millennia; later, orchards and vineyards stitched settlement along the shore, setting the scene for lakeside pubs and winery stops visible from the water.
The experience blends instruction and place: beginners are taught wake-surf starts, stance and pocket maintenance, while experienced riders refine bottom turns, ollies and 360s. Charters add a relaxed layer—cruising past beachfront homes, pebbled swim spots and hidden coves where the shoreline invites a mid-day jump.
Practically, expect a private, two-hour session. Gear and bottled water are included; lunch is not. Moderate fitness and basic swimming comfort are advisable. Plan for sunscreen, a quick-change towel, and an arrival at the Tourism Kelowna Visitor Centre pickup point. Weather can flip; operators will cancel in poor conditions. For those who want a lake day with instruction, Msurf Okanagan is an efficient blend of coaching and cruising—technical enough to progress, accessible enough to enjoy the ride.