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10-Day
Surf Camp

For all levels of surfing. Over twenty spots to choose from in South Africa's most wave rich surf zone.

Cape St Francis, St Francis Bay, and Jeffreys Bay just 30 minutes up the road — world class waves ranging from gentle longboard runners and beginner-friendly beach breaks, to perfect down-the-line point breaks and pumping sand bottom barrels. And with four brand new waves now breaking thanks to the recently completed groynes in St Francis Bay, there has never been a better time to be here.

Lucky Fish guides every session personally, putting you in the right spot for your level on the right day.

Good waves, great food, zero fuss.

What's included

One flat price covers the complete experience. No hidden extras, no awkward upsells. Your only additional costs are flights, dinners, and anything you choose to add.

Guided sessions every day with structured coaching from Simon and Matt. Video analysis and daily debriefs included.

Comfortable, well-located accommodation in Cape St Francis for the full 10 nights.

Arrival and departure transfers arranged. We’ll meet you off the plane and see you back safely.

All daily transfers to and from the surf — beach breaks, points, and J-Bay days all sorted.

Fuel up every morning before hitting the water. One solid meal a day is on us.

A proper South African braai with the Lucky Fish crew — one of the highlights of the week.

One included adventure — Addo Day Safari, deep-sea fishing, guided coastal hike, or canal cruise.

Once you’re surfed out or conditions don’t allow for surfing on the day, we offer a variety of lay-day and adventure activities, tailored to the individual or the group. Beach walks, tidal pool explorations, lighthouse tour, evening sundowners, yoga, and beach fishing.

package price

No hidden costs. No surprise extras. The full 10-day Surf Camp experience, start to finish.

 

SURF CAMP PACKAGE

€2,000

Per person · Full 10-day all-inclusive camp

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