If you ask any of us what the best things to do in San Diego are, we’ll gladly tip you off on a hundred different awesome ways to spend your time, with surfing always being near or at the top of the list. Surfing is something anyone can take up at just about any age. From six to sixty, we’ve got wave riders out every day enjoying the summer sun and rolling Pacific Ocean waters. It’s something quite addicting and we find that once you start, you won’t ever want to stop. If you’re a novice to surfing, no worries, our surf instructors are required to be ocean safety certified and can give you the knowledge you need to enjoy the surf lesson. Hooking up with an instructor is as easy as calling us or requesting a lesson online. Before you know it, you’ll be cruising waves and speaking the local surf lingo like you’ve been doing it for years.

In California, we’re known for our beautiful weather and San Diego is no exception. In America’s most bike friendly city, you can find bikers leisurely moving along the boardwalk taking in the sights and sounds of the milling crowds. It’s a perfect way to get your exercise, while maintaining the ability to stop at any point on your ride to enjoy the many things that might catch your eye. Mission Bay is the perfect spot if you’re looking for more of a laid-back ride with scenic enjoyment, offering 12 miles of virtually car-free bike paths.

If you ask any of us what the best things to do in San Diego are, we’ll gladly tip you off on a hundred different awesome ways to spend your time, with surfing always being near or at the top of the list. Surfing is something anyone can take up at just about any age. From six to sixty, we’ve got wave riders out every day enjoying the summer sun and rolling Pacific Ocean waters. It’s something quite addicting and we find that once you start, you won’t ever want to stop. If you’re a novice to surfing, no worries, our surf instructors are required to be ocean safety certified and can give you the knowledge you need to enjoy the surf lesson. Hooking up with an instructor is as easy as calling us or requesting a lesson online. Before you know it, you’ll be cruising waves and speaking the local surf lingo like you’ve been doing it for years.

1.  Current CPR/First Aid Certification
2.  Water Safety Certification
3. Five years personal surfing experience
4. Be at least 19 years of age
5. Good communication skills

•  Current CPR/First Aid Certification
•  Water Safety Certification
• Five years personal surfing experience
• Be at least 19 years of age
• Good communication skills

•  Current CPR/First Aid Certification
•  Water Safety Certification
• Five years personal surfing experience
• Be at least 19 years of age
• Good communication skills