4 Reasons Why Learning To Surf In Raglan Is The Absolute Dream!
By Wild Kiwi Team published on 20 April 2018
Learning to surf is one of the most exhilarating, rewarding and – at times – completely hilarious things you can possibly do. Working out your body while also clearing your mind is the dreamy reality of every surfer, so if you want to give surfing a try here are a few reasons why there’s probably no better place to learn than in Raglan on your New Zealand road trip.
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Raglan Is New Zealand’s Primary Surf Town
For complete beginners and experienced surfers alike, Raglan has the most incredibly laid-back atmosphere. Surf-lovers are keen to pass on the joy of surfing to everyone who wants to learn.
Learn from The Best On Your New Zealand Road Trip
As Raglan is a first-rate surfing destination, it’ll probably come as no surprise that it’s also home to some of the world’s best surfing instructors. Fully qualified and more than happy to make sure you take everything at your own pace, they’ll bring out the best in you. And, you’ll get the hang of it in a very short period of time.
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Receive Personalised Instruction Tailored To You
Taking your ability and confidence levels into account, your lessons will be completely tailored to you. Also ensuring you’re equipped with all the knowledge you’ll need to feel confident in the water. As well as monitoring the conditions and selecting the best time for you to head out, your instructor will make sure you’re always having a brilliant time!
Get to Know The Tips and Tricks Only Experienced Surfers Know About
Experienced surfers have all picked up their own tips and tricks along the way that help them make the most out of every wave. You won’t find yourself short of surfing pros keen to offer their wisdom and advice so you’ll quickly find tricks that work for you.
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