Join our 5-day Surf Camp to your Australia Working Holiday Experience and learn to surf like a local! Our Sydney-based surf camp is all-inclusive, meaning all of your surf lessons, gear, transportation, beach-side accommodation and meals are included!
Every Monday
5 days
C$1,199
Our 5-day Sydney Surf Camp takes place at one of the most beautiful and beginner-friendly surf beaches in Australia. The waves are safe, the instructors are fun and the experience is epic!
You’ll be met in central Sydney and take the train two hours up the stunning coastline to our surf camp. During your time at the camp, you’ll stay in a beachside cabin dorm and enjoy delicious cooked meals to keep you fully energized between lessons. When you’re not surfing, you can hang out in the hammocks, at the pool, or the bar. The camp is located in a national park so you might even spot some dolphins and kangaroos!
Flights, medical insurance, visa and/or work permit application fees, local transportation, food & rent.
During your time at the surf camp you will quickly learn how to surf. In fact, almost everyone is able to stand up on the very first day! After all your hard work out in the waves, you’ll kick back and enjoy the laid back Aussie surf lifestyle. Whether you’re in the water or out, our accredited and friendly surf coaches will take great care of you!
Interested to chat with us to learn more about our program and how we can support you through our Working Holiday programs in Australia? Book a free call with our team today!
Every Monday!
On Monday morning you will be picked up in central Sydney. You will return to Sydney on Friday evening of that same week.
You can begin your surf camp experience at any time during your Australia working holiday.
No! Classes are available for all levels, and can be catered to your abilities. Complete beginners are welcome!
There is a maximum of eight students per instructor to ensure that you receive plenty of one-on-one time.
The surf camp operated year-round, rain or shine. The weather is nicer in summer but the waves tend to be larger in winter. Either way, wetsuits are provided to help keep you warm.
Statistically speaking, more people are killed by toasters each year in Australia than by sharks. The annual average number of deaths by shark attacks in Australia is only seven individuals, while electrocution by a toaster average 55 people annually. The media isn’t interested in reporting death by toasters – so often people have an unrealistic view of the risks posed by Australian wildlife. The most popular surf beaches are monitored by lifeguards and helicopters in summer to minimize risks, and as long as you use common sense and follow local signage then you are very unlikely to have any issues.