Son Surf School
Son Surf School teaches surfing in Strand, South Africa.
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About Son Surf School
Son Surf School has operated in Strand, Western Cape since August 2003. The family-run school is led by owner Mikhail Thompson, who has over 35 years of surfing experience and 23 years of coaching experience, together with co-owner Inge Thompson. The school teaches surfing to people of all ages under the motto "Fun. Safety. Respect."
- Family-run surf school operating since August 2003
- Owner has over 35 years of surfing experience and 23 years of coaching experience
- More than 60 surfboards and 100 wetsuits available for lessons and rental
Who teaches here
Teaching since 2003.
What’s on site
Courses & prices
Private Individual Lesson
Private individual lesson · PrivateIncluded: equipmentPrivate Group Lesson
Private group lessonIncluded: equipmentSchool Group Lesson
School group lesson · GroupIncluded: equipmentFor school groups, held Wednesday to Friday during school term; ages 9 and up.Ladies Lesson
Ladies lesson · GroupIncluded: equipmentHeld on Friday mornings during school term.Budget Lesson
Budget lesson · GroupIncluded: equipmentHeld on Saturday mornings; ages 9 and up.Surfboard rental
SurfingWetsuit rental
SurfingSon Surf School — common questions
Does the lesson include equipment?
The surf school provides surfboards and wetsuits as part of the lesson at no extra cost.
What age can my child start surfing?
The school has taught children as young as 5, though most kids from about 7 or 8 years old are able to carry their own board.
How long until I can stand up on the board?
After the first lesson your feet should have touched the board for at least a couple of seconds, and most people manage to stand within their first few lessons depending on fitness and age.
Who teaches at Son Surf School?
Instruction at Son Surf School is run by Mikhail Thompson, Inge Thompson.
Contact Son Surf School
194 Beach Road, Strand, Western Cape, 7140, South Africa · Open in Google Maps