School Holidays Auckland

You can search on the internet to find which beaches are just right for the surfers and which places have good climatic conditions which will not upset your surf travel. You visit a surf travel destination to have a good experience during the school holidays Auckland and it is not fair if you cannot water surf due to the bad climatic conditions. So it is always good to find out about the beaches where the climate is favorable. Do you enjoy surfing and want to know more about it? You should always keep it in your mind while you are surfing or even when you are planning to go out for surfing. The best way to learn more about surfing is to join the surfing school where they give you all the tips on how to surf and what you should do and avoid, but if you are learning on your own then it would be wise that you keep learning about surfing from wherever you can.

The Kids Summer Surf Program is a 3 lesson / 3 day progressive surf camp program. Operates from 9.30am to 11am every week right through the summer school holidays at Te Arai beach. The #1 local beach, pristine white sand, untouched, with consistent ocean conditions. Changing rooms and toilets available. Our Ultimate Kids’ Surf Camp is the perfect holiday for kids aged 8 – 16, getting them out into nature, making new friends, building confidence and most importantly, having fun. Each day they will get to enjoy two incredible surf lessons as well as a plethora of other exciting activities, including kayaking, paddle boarding, camp fires, BBQs, volleyball, yoga, a waterslide and confidence course.

Te Arai, Forestry and Mangawhai have been the go to beaches for surfers for decades. On Auckland’s East Coast and just over an hour’s drive from Auckland city, they’re easy to get to and are well known for their safe conditions, consistent surf, white sand and clear water. We also operate on beaches closer to Auckland, such as Orewa Surf Cam, Omaha and Pakiri. Let the Aotearoa Surf team show you around! Not sure whether the conditions are right for you? Check out Our Reliable Surf Forecast tool. You don’t need much swell for Te Arai, only 0.2 of a metre. Other beaches such as Orewa, Tawhranui, Omaha need at least 0.8m and Mangawhai heads needs at least 0.5m.