Sunshine Coast Surfing Lessons with the best quality coaching guaranteed. Caloundra‘s first & most respected surf school.
North Caloundra Surf School offers the best quality surf awareness and board riding techniques for all ages, abilities & backgrounds. We cater for all public & private lessons. View our programs/services or learn more about us.
NCSS was the first surf school established in Caloundra by Russell Hoffman. When it comes to operating a safe, fun surf school and understanding the local beach conditions, nobody else has more experience. Every year we facilitate surfing lessons for approximately 9000+ participants, with some students doing lessons on a weekly basis. NCSS holds four council permitted BEACHES on the Sunshine Coast: King’s Beach, Dicky Beach, Happy Valley and Currimundi all within a short distance of each other. Relying on the surf and weather conditions, this ensures our students always have the best and safest learn to surf waves available in Caloundra.
More information can be found here:
northcaloundrasurfschool.com.au/learntosurfsunshinecoast/index.php
Caloundra’s Original Surf School, since 1999. Heart of our Local Surfing Community.
Our mission is to provide our students only the best of surf: education, safety, awareness, therapy, confidence, health, fitness, performance, style, team, community, culture.
Memberships / Enrolments: @surf4health development program is a specialised surfing curriculum designed by coaches from North Caloundra Surf School. This program is tailored and designed to suit everyone: adults, parents, children, youth, university students and busy full-time workers…
Benefits: 20% off lessons plus a free @surf4health diary. Visit our Memberships page for more info.
NCSS creates a safe place for diversity. Our culture is to guide and help, irrespective of ones size, shape, age, abilities, gender, sexuality, cultural background, language, economic status, profession or location.
We acknowledge and pay our respects to the traditional owners of our local lands and waters.
As a student, to succeed: I must always try to keep a positive attitude towards learning, even if I am met with challenging surf conditions. I am doing this for myself, and because I am truly passionate and curious about surfing. I will try to hold a realistic expectation for myself and not be disappointed when I don’t immediately achieve. I am willing to listen and receive advice by experienced professionals, who may also be a lot younger than I am. I understand that 95% of surfing is surf awareness, board handling and paddling, while only 5% is standing on a wave.
I understand that to learn I must always try my best first, before expecting a coach to do the work for me. I understand that coaches may be bold at times, but it’s with the intentions to keep me safe and assured, while in a potential high risk environment. If I am feeling odd about something, I make sure I always communicate it with my coach.
