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La Jolla Surf Camp

Kids Surf Camp – Summer Surf Camps

San Diego, California
La Jolla Surf Camp is San Diego's number one summer surf camp for children! Since 1999 La Jolla Surf Camp has been teaching boys and girls ages 5 to 10 how to surf in a safe and fun environment. The summer camp is all about fun activities, ocean and beach awareness and of course surfing. Our summer camp surf instructors are all C.P.R. and First-Aid trained and ready to teach your child the basics of surfing and enjoying the ocean. The instructor/student ratio is 1 to 4.

The La Jolla Surf Camp also focuses on building inner self confidence for children and at the same time to respect their environment. Kids are playing and surfing with other children their age, they will make new friends which contributes to make it an incredibly fun experience.

The surf camp takes place at La Jolla Shores, a sandy bottom beach. This prime San Diego location is the perfect place to learn. We provide your child with a wetsuit, a colored La Jolla Surf Camp rashguard and a soft surfboard so that learning is safer.

Whether your child is a beginner or has some surfing experience, the small groups allow our surf instructors to provide your child with the proper coaching.

Click here to check-out a sample of our kids summer surf camp daily activities and don’t be surprised if your kid goes right to bed after dinner.

For peace of mind, please note that Surf Diva Surf School is our parent company. Surf Diva is one of the biggest and most respected surf school in the world, this is your guarantee that your child is in good hands this summer at La Jolla Surf Camp in San Diego.

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Call our Surf Diva office at 858-454-8273 to sign up today! or click here to register online

Monday:

Camper orientation
Stretching
Importance of sun protection
Ocean Awareness
Basic surfboard handling, paddling, and catching waves

Tuesday:

Discussion of surfing etiquette.
Basic Surfing Fundamentals
Catching waves and learning to stand up

Wednesday:

Pure 100% surfing for the campers to really show their stuff!

Thursdays:

Surfing with additional tricks and maneuvers. Session demonstrated by counselor and then attempted by camper

Friday:

Surfing
Overview of week, and everything learned. Counselors make sure that campers are ready to surf on their own in the future

Sample of Educational Discussion Topics:

Preserving our environment
Discussion of different surfboard styles
Current events in surfing

2010 Summer Surf Camp
weekday schedule

Scroll down to see a list of all available dates

Session 1	June 7 - June 11
Session 2	June 14 - June 18
Session 3	June 21 - June 25
Session 4	June 28 - July 2
Session 5	July 5 - July 9
Session 6	July 12 - July 16
Session 7	July 19 - July 23
Session 8	July 26 - July 30
Session 9	August 2 - August 6
Session 10	August 9 - August 13
Session 11	August 16 - August 20
Session 12	August 23 - August 27
Session 13	August 30 - September 3

Click here to register online!

Location: La Jolla Shores
All participants are to be picked up and dropped off in the beach parking lot near the bathrooms at the north end of the lot.
*Except on the first day of camp all students are to check in at the shop!

Ages: 5-10

Time:
Morning:9am-12:30pm
Afternoon:1pm-4:30pm

Note: Dates, Locations, Times subject to change
*All rates subject to change.

Students must know how to swim.

Minimum number of students for the class to run is four.

2010 Surf Camp Summer Rates

Price:

Surf Camp morning or afternoon session only $285 (plus 10% surcharge)
$285.00 + $28.50 = Total Price $313.50

Both morning and afternoon surf session $500 (plus 10% surcharge)
$500.00 + $50.00 = Total Price $550.00

Call our Surf Diva office at 858-454-8273 to sign up today! or click here to register online

La Jolla Shores

La Jolla Shores is San Diego's most family-friendly beach. The large grassy areas of Kellogg Park located behind La Jolla Shores provide ample space for children to run and play. There is an excellent playground near the boardwalk about 75 yards south of the Lifeguard Station. La Jolla Surf Camp: La Jolla Shores

Directions:

From the north, take Interstate 5 south and exit at La Jolla Village Drive westbound. Turn left at the signalized intersection at Torrey Pines Road and follow it to the signalized intersection at La Jolla Shores Drive.

From the south, take Interstate 5 northbound and exit at La Jolla Parkway. Turn right at the signalized intersection at La Jolla Shores Drive, then turn left at the signalized intersection at Avenida de la Playa. Turn right on Camino del Oro. Parking lot on left hand side.

Instructors and Staff

We take great pride in our talented instructors. They are individuals with strong surfing skills, lifesaving, and ocean knowledge. La Jolla Surf Camp promotes, teaches, and supports surfing to kids of all ages and abilities. Our instructors believe that through kindness, patience, and most of all fun, a child has the greatest opportunity to be successful.

	Monique Places you have traveled for surfing? Costa Rica, Hawaii, Mexico How did you get into surfing? I begged my dad's scuba diving buddy to teach me. Then, two weeks later, I signed up for surf camp! What is your favorite part about teaching people how to surf? Seeing the smile on someone's face when they catch their first wave. That look is just classic! You know then that they are stoked for life. What are some of your other hobbies/interests? I love scuba diving, architecture. I am an Art History and Spanish student, so I love to travel and visit art museums.
	Danny Places you have traveled for surfing? Hawaii, California How did you get into surfing? I learned to surf with some friends during a camping trip and I got hooked. What is your favorite part about teaching people how to surf? Seeing people turn around and look at me with a huge smile on their face after riding a wave in. What are some of your other hobbies/interests? I enjoy scuba diving, swimming, learning about animals
	Gina "Gigi" Places you have traveled for surfing? Gina “Gigi” How did you get into surfing? I always loved to go to the beach as a kid so I had my dad buy me a surfboard at the age of 12. What is your favorite part about teaching people how to surf? I love seeing students get stoked! What are some of your other hobbies/interests? Snowboarding, hiking, traveling, art, photography, sculpting.
	David Places you have traveled for surfing? California and Baja How did you get into surfing? I really missed the water when I went to school, so I got inspired here in San Diego! What is your favorite part about teaching people how to surf? Seeing the look on their faces when they stand up. What are some of your other hobbies/interests? Travelling, going to shows, living life to the fullest!
	Melanie Nickname: Mel Places you have traveled for surfing? Gold Coast, Australia, Hawaii How did you get into surfing? I have always loved the ocean. I took a lesson one day then surfed everyday until I got it! What is your favorite part about teaching people how to surf? When people learn to surf, they are having so much fun and the enthusiasm is contagious. What are some of your other hobbies/interests? Running in beach, Staying fit, Yoga
	Grant Places you have traveled for surfing? Mexico, Costa Rica, Spain, France How did you get into surfing? My brother taught me. What is your favorite part about teaching people how to surf? It's fun to pass something on to other people, especially when it's something that makes me so happy. What are some of your other hobbies/interests? Traveling, music, snow boarding.

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