Surf School in Castletown

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North Coast Watersports provides award-winning cold water surfing experiences amongst the best waves in the UK, where you will see this breathtaking coast from a new perspective. Anyone of any age can grab a board and come out and enjoy the beautiful waters with us and by the end, you will be warmed to the heart with stoke and a love for riding waves.

Where can I go surfing in Castletown?

North Coast Watersports offer a great range of surfing experiences for all ages, and lessons and hireable equipment are available.

Looking for a kit to hire? Any 5/4mm wetsuits and 7ft/ 8ft foam boards can be hired out for 2 hours, a full day or multiple days. Their suits are really good quality and most importantly super warm! This is a great option if you have had a lesson before and want to practice and improve your skills. They also have a range of shortboards for more experienced surfers

All equipment you could need available for hire
Full instructions available from qualified instructors
Several boards are available to choose from for whatever skill level you are
2-hour lessons from £40 per person
Lessons available for surfers of any skill level

North Coast Watersports

Lower Lochside Cottage
Castletown
Scotland
KW14 8SL

Phone: 07982649635
Email: [email protected]
Website: northcoastwatersports.com

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