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Arrive for check-in on your chosen pack length, settle into your stay and meet the team for briefing on lesson times and transfers. Days revolve around tide-led surf classes, free practice with post-lesson kit and recovery time between colder water sessions.
Winter swell can be stronger, so beaches may shift for safer, more useful waves. Evenings are free for rest and food, with transfers helping you move between hostel and beach school when you are on that stay.
Packages combine lodging logistics with beginner coaching so a winter surf trip stays simple. Kit for lessons and post-lesson practice keeps the focus on water time even when days are shorter.
Flexible beach choice and bilingual coaching suit guests who want structured winter sessions on the Costa de la Luz without building the itinerary alone.
Check in for your chosen pack, confirm lesson windows and transfer times, and settle into your room. Staff outline where to meet for the first surf class, what kit is included for cooler water and how post-lesson equipment use works for your nights.
Join beginner surf classes with board and coaching, then use post-lesson equipment when your pack includes it. Sessions follow tides and may move beach for better winter waves, with extra attention to warm-up and recovery between colder water blocks.
Between water sessions, warm up, rest and use school client facilities such as hot showers and lockers when available. Transfers help you link hostel and beach without driving every hop, so you can dry off and reset between sessions.
On your final morning, complete any remaining session, return kit and check out according to the confirmed time. Ask the team for tips on returning for another pack or standalone lessons if you want more winter days on the Costa de la Luz.
Check-in and first-session details are confirmed with your booking. Expect a mix of Conil stay logistics and El Palmar beach meetings depending on the day.
If you are using the hostel-to-school transfer, allow time for the shuttle and bring a small day bag for the beach.
Winter packages combine overnight stay options with beginner surf classes and post-lesson equipment use. Pack lengths run from two to seven nights so you can match a long weekend or a fuller week to winter swell.
Exact lesson count and kit windows are confirmed with your chosen pack so you know what is included for your stay before you arrive.
Choose packs of two, three, four, five, six or seven nights. Shorter packs suit a long weekend; longer packs give more time in winter swell and more recovery between colder water sessions.
Ask the team which pack fits your travel dates and flight times before you confirm so check-in and first lesson line up cleanly.
Yes. Beginner surf classes are part of the winter packs, with board and coaching arranged through the school programme for the nights included in your option.
Post-lesson equipment use is included on the nights shown in your pack so you can practise after class when conditions allow, without booking separate hire every time.
Accommodation is part of the pack you select. Stays are linked to the Conil and El Palmar surf-camp setup, with transfers available between hostel and beach school for school clients on that stay.
Room type details are confirmed when the team confirms your request, so share who is travelling together and any preference for shared or private rooms early.
No prior surfing experience is required for the beginner class component. You should be comfortable swimming in open water and happy in cooler Atlantic conditions with a thicker wetsuit for the lesson blocks.
Share medical conditions, injuries or low water confidence when you request so the team can advise whether a camp pack or a private lesson first is the better start.
Winter water is colder than summer. A suitable wetsuit is provided for included lessons, and coaches choose beaches with workable winter waves when possible rather than forcing one fixed spot.
Pack warm layers for evenings and transfers between sessions, and expect shorter daylight windows than a summer trip.
Meet details for check-in and first lesson are confirmed with your booking. Expect a mix of Conil stay logistics and El Palmar beach sessions depending on the day and tide.
Ask about transfer timing if you are using the hostel-to-school shuttle so you are not rushed between breakfast, kit-up and the briefing in cooler weather.
Bring swimwear, reef-safe sunscreen, warm dry layers and any personal toiletries. Lesson kit is provided for included classes, including board and wetsuit for those sessions.
Closed shoes help for walking and transfers in cooler weather, and a small day bag keeps spare layers handy between hostel and beach.
Surf camps are weather and tide dependent. Lesson times and beaches may shift so you still get workable waves in winter swell rather than forcing a flat or messy day at one fixed spot.
If a change is needed the team will be in touch with options for your stay, including revised meeting times or nearby beaches when conditions call for it.
Instruction is offered in Spanish and English as standard across the camp programme. Ask before you book if you need another language so the team can check instructor availability.
Share your preferred language when you request so coaching cues stay clear across the stay, especially for first-timers in cooler water.
About the centre
El Palmar
Operated by Surf Club El Palmar and Conil, a partner of adventuro.
