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Nias is famous for heavy reefs, but it is also a lovely place to learn. Here is how a first week of surfing looks with our guides.
By Solideo Putra Zendrato · · 1 min read
Many guests arrive having never stood on a board. By the end of the week most of them are catching green waves at our home beach break. Here is how we do it.
Day | Focus |
|---|---|
1 | Ocean safety, paddling, pop-ups on the sand, first white-water waves |
2–3 | Catching white water on your own, standing up, turning the board |
4–5 | Paddling out, reading sets, first unbroken waves with your guide |
6–7 | Choosing your own waves, longer rides, a session filmed by our photographer |
A rash vest and plenty of sunscreen
Patience: everyone falls a lot at first
A friend to cheer you on
Book a surf lesson with a local guide as an extra when you book your room.
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Getting to Nias: flights, ferries and the road north
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