November Surf Camps
Two weeks in November, two different camps
Each week is planned and hosted by a different pair of our surf instructors, so each one has its own programme, its own price, and its own vibe. Full details and booking are live below.
Meet your hosts
Lots of surfing, video analysis and chill vibes between sessions.
Angel
Head Surf Instructor
Noemi
Head Surf InstructorMeet your hosts
Lots of surfing, surf skate and chill vibes between sessions.
Bjorn
Surf Instructor
Emil
Surf InstructorWhy we are running November surf camps
Every November the swell arrives, the line-ups empty out and Lagos turns into the place it is for the rest of the year — without the rest of the year’s crowds. So this year we are running two small surf camps built specifically around that.
Two weeks in November, back to back. Twelve people per week, four bungalows, three to a bungalow, each with its own kitchenette. Two of our own surf instructors plan and host the entire week: the sessions, the video analysis, the barbecues, the spot calls, and where we go each day depending on conditions.
Is this camp for you?
This isn’t about hunting big waves. It’s about surfing more, surfing where the conditions suit your level that day, and making real progress with instructors who know you by name. We split into groups by level, so everyone is surfing waves that make sense for them.
Is this for me?
If you can already paddle out past the whitewash and catch a green wave on your own, this camp is built for you. It’s not for complete beginners — we run separate beginner camps for that.
Will we be surfing big, advanced waves?
Not necessarily. We surf whatever is best for the group that day, and we split into smaller groups by level so nobody is out of their depth. The goal is more time surfing and real progress, not chasing the biggest swell.
What if people in the group are different levels?
Normal, and expected. With two instructors hosting each week, we split into teams by level and often surf different spots or sessions to match. You still eat, hang out and travel as one group — you just surf where it makes sense for you.
What’s the daily rhythm?
Morning meet-up to go through the plan for the day, then surf sessions built around the tide and swell, with video analysis, surf skate and downtime worked in around that. Full day-by-day programme for both weeks goes live Sunday.
What makes a November surf camp different
This is not our regular all-inclusive camp. These two weeks in November are smaller and built entirely around surfing — more sessions, real progress, and instructors who are with you the whole week, not just for a lesson.
Twelve people, no more
One small crew for the week. You will know everybody by the second day.
Built around your surfing
Lessons, free surf sessions together, video analysis and surf skate. We split into groups by level and go where the conditions are best that day.
Your own bungalow
Three to a bungalow with a kitchenette. No meal plan — you sort your own food and have your own space to relax between sessions.
Hosted, not just taught
Two instructors run the whole week — the sessions, the barbecues, the spot calls. The beach is chosen the evening before, based on conditions.
Staying longer? November and December are our long-stay months — ask us about coliving in Lagos over the winter.
