Surfing Lesson at Kuta Beach

Operating hours: 07:30 to 16:30 English
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Overview

The Surfing Lesson at Kuta Beach by 27 Surf Bali offers an exciting and beginner-friendly introduction to one of Bali’s most popular water sports, set against the vibrant backdrop of Kuta Beach. Led by experienced local instructors, this lesson is designed to suit both first-time surfers and those with some prior experience looking to improve their technique. Beginners will learn essential skills such as board control, paddling, standing up, and understanding wave patterns, while intermediate surfers can focus on refining balance, timing, and wave selection. With a strong emphasis on safety, personalized guidance, and fun, each session ensures a supportive learning environment in ideal surf conditions. Whether you’re chasing your first wave or enhancing your surfing confidence, this experience delivers a memorable and energizing adventure in Bali.

  • Professional surfing instructor (1-on-1 session)
  • Surfboard & safety equipment
  • Rash guard/surf attire
  • Basic safety and technique briefing


NOTE: Please check option-wise inclusions before booking

  • Present your booking voucher, printed or on your phone, when you arrive at the beach.
  • All bookings are subject to availability and are reconfirmed within 24 hours.
  • Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
  • The lesson takes place within the venue's daily operating hours of 7:30 am to 4:30 pm.
  • No refunds, amendments, or cancellations apply to unused, missed, partially used, or no-show bookings.
  • Hotel pickup and drop-off are provided only from centrally located hotels in Bali.
  • Rayna and its partners are not liable for loss, injury, damage, delay, or inconvenience during the lesson.
  • Entry may be denied for non-compliance with safety guidelines given by your instructor.
  • Wear swimwear or clothing suited to being in the water, and bring a change of clothes and a towel; a shower room is available afterward.
Ride the waves with a Surfing Lesson at Kuta Beach by 27 Surf Bali, the perfect experience for both beginners and intermediate surfers looking to build confidence in one of Bali’s most iconic surf spots. Set along the famous Kuta Beach, this guided lesson offers professional instruction, safety-focused training, and hands-on practice tailored to your skill level. Beginners can learn the basics, including paddling, standing techniques, and ocean awareness, while intermediate surfers can refine their skills, improve balance, and master wave timing. With experienced local instructors and ideal wave conditions, this surfing experience in Bali promises fun, skill development, and an unforgettable adventure on the water.

Child age: 6-16 Yrs

Infant age: 0-6 Yrs

Non Refundable

  • In case Tours or Tickets cancelled after Booking 100 % charges will be applicable.
  • It is Mandatory that all Guests carry their Photo Identity Proof as it needs to be presented at the time of your Check In at the Hotel. 
  • Hotel Rooms are subject to its availability.The Hotel Check In & Check Out time will be as per the Hotel Policy.Any early Check In or late Checkout is also on its availability with an additional charge.
  • The Prices for the Packages or Government Taxes are subject to change without any prior notice.  
  • For all tours, the seating arrangement will be done by our tour representatives, depending on its availability.
  • In line with travel programs or sometimes due to factors like traffic conditions, there will be changes in pick up and drop off timing.
  • Our tours are suitable for people of all age groups. Kids aged below three years can accompany at parents’ own risk. Moreover, if the seating is arranged on sharing basis, kids should be seated on parents’ lap.
  • Rayna Tours or its staff will not assume responsibility of any kind of damage, loss or theft of cash, ornaments, or other valuables left unattended in the vehicle or touristic spots.
  • Our tours do not include dining; however we can arrange it upon request with an Additional charge.
  • Charges apply for services not included in the package.  
  • Tour start time mentioned on Rayna’s website may vary up to 30 to 60 minutes.
  • Before making a tour reservation, it is extremely significant that you carefully read and understand all terms and conditions pertaining to its pricing, inclusions, and timing.
  • Littering public places may result in strict penalties.
  • Refrain from smoking in public places.
  • Be respectful to local customs and rule, and don’t attempt to make any kind of public display of affection.

 Since terms and conditions apply for discount, promotions and deals, we advise you to get in touch with our tour specialists to obtain more information on it, prior to making a booking. They are just a phone call away on 020-66838832

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