Eco Surf Camp Experience in Peru

7 Days, Multiple Departures

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Eco Surf Camp Experience in Peru
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Based in Mancora, where the summer and swells are endless, you are very welcome to our Eco Surf Camp, whether you are:

Beginner or shredder,

Solo or tribe,

Retreat or Surf’n’roll mode

Our surf camp philosophy

Kindness to the people and Earth
Less is more: we just want to have simple good moments and good waves. With the least carbon footprint possible.

A Sanctum Surf House
Located in this special hidden corner, our surf camp is the perfect surf retreat.

Live like a local
Do you prefer to be on your own and 100% free, or join a group, and share time with our surf & kite community? You choose. Be water, my friend.

Reset
Healthy food, diets, yoga, waking up early, therapeutical medicine, discovering new activities, trying new things. Reset. Play.

What's your style?

Surf trips
You are based in Mancora. Everyday take a trip discovering all the spots of the NorthShore with a cool guide.

Surfing lessons
Live in front of the Mancora’s spot, like a swimming pool with waves. Learn how to surf with the cool locals!

Surf coaching with a pro
You are already an intermediate surfer and you want to go to the next level. Go with a pro surfer and learn from him and his video coaching.

Surf and yoga
The perfect combination! Strengthen your body and mind and help your surfing thanks to yoga sessions.

The surf conditions

Depending on the season you will come, The Peruvian Northshore receive both north and south swells, which allow a huge variety of spots to and conditions. Here is a non exhaustive list of spots where you may ride, from the famous Lobitos long perfect wave to Cabo Blanco barrels, or beginners and relaxed, virgen spots or not: El Ñuro, el Golf, el Muelle, baterías, Negritos, Punta Balcones, Lobitos, Piscinas, Peña redonda, La Cruz, Caleta Grau, La Frontera, Cabo Blanco, Panic Point. Etc.

The lifestyle

Smooth retreat or have fun in the vibrant Mancora beach town? Why not both! Every morning, you can surf in front of your hotel, go on a early trip with us, do yoga, or just relax… followed by a delicious healthy meal. In the afternoon re-surf, re-relax. At sunset, re-yoga, re-surf. When the night comes, eat at your hotel, or walk downtown to try the Peruvian Pisco Sour and one of the various restaurants.

About

Beginner Surf Camp - Surf Camp:

6 nights simple room in our Eco-Surf House

Our healthy complete breakfasts

5 private surf lessons

Beginner Surf Camp - Surf and Yoga Camp:

6 nights simple room in our Eco-Surf House

Our healthy complete breakfasts

5 private surf lessons

4 yoga sessions

Intermediate Surf Camp - Free Surf Camp:

6 nights simple room in our Eco-Surf House

Our healthy complete breakfasts

Surf rental

1 surf trip

4-Star Hotel Boutique - Luxe Surf Retreat:

7 days retreat on a paradisiacal beach

6 nights in a stunning double room

Breakfast included

6 surf trips (incl. 2 photo sessions)

1 therapeutical massage per pers.

6 yoga sessions

2 surfboards week rental

Airfare

Ground Transportation

There are 2 ways to get to Máncora and the north of Peru from abroad:

a) Via Lima, the Peruvian capital city, or

b) Via Guayaquil, South Ecuador.

Most of the time, we’d advise you to travel through Lima as it is easier: from Guayaquil to Mancora the only option is to take a night bus, which means crossing the border into Peru late at night.

Consider your options when choosing Lima or Guayaquil. Flight tickets to Guayaquil may be cheaper than to Lima, they might also be more convenient if you are traveling from the north of Latin America.

From Southern Europe: Check flights from Madrid and take a low-cost (but reliable) company, flights usually go to Lima. Avoid Vueling Airlines if you are traveling with a big surf quiver.

From Northern Europe: There are direct flights to Lima from Paris and Amsterdam with Air France. Flights to Lima are normally less expensive than to Guayaquil.

From the USA: It seems logical to land in Guayaquil and take the bus to Mancora. However, it is by far not the easiest way to travel. Choose this option only if you are not afraid of long trips, and especially if you are on a budget. It still does not mean that flying to Guayaquil is cheaper than Lima. There are direct (nonstop) flights to Lima from Atlanta, Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, and New York.

Food

Breakfast

Wear shorts, flip-flops, shirts, and a good hoodie for cool nights (July-October). During summer (December – April): just lycra. Clothing: The same as in winter, without the hoodie!


"Don't waste your time, go directly to the best. A wonderful trip, difficult to forget."

- Angel, Madrid

"There are slightly cheaper companies, but none as fun, safe and patient as Axel and his team. I was taught by Amos. He made me feel very save and motivated, after a few fails. Would highly recommend this team"

- Nick, London


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Axel

Axel

Axel knows the north coasts of Peru like the back of his hand as he has been exploring it since 2008, when he fell in love with hte place. Axel's main function is to make your journey perfect. And he steps in for the wave riding coaching.


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