Join Innerlight and Highpoint Church

for a 1 day Surf Camp on

Tuesday July 16th!

What to Expect

• Quality instruction from top-notch surfer
  
• Surfing etiquette, culture, training and techniques
• No worries if the surf is flat we will have other fun games and activities for the participants

What to Bring

• Boardshorts or swimsuit, a towel and lots of sunscreen
• A snack/lunch and something to drink
• Surfboards are provided by the camp
• Rashguard (Lycra top, to protect from a rash and sun)

What time is Surf Camp?

• Surf Camp is from 9am to 1:00pm

Who can join in on the fun?

• Participants must have completed 5th grade (rising 6th graders) to completed 11th grade (rising 12th graders).

 

Where is Surf Camp located?

Surf Camp is located on Pensacola Beach, FL.  When heading East on Pensacola Beach our site is the parking lot just before Portofino and just past the Calle Hermosa neighborhood. Map below:

View Innerlight Surf Camp Site in a larger map

How do I register?

REGISTRATION IS A 2 PART PROCESS:

1st: Pay for Surf Camp here: PAY FOR CAMP

2nd: Please fill out the Online REGISTRATION FORM

 

I still have some questions

If you have questions concerning camp please check out the FAQ's section below, if  you question isn't addressed please email: innerlightevents@gmail.com

 

Innerlight also offers year round:

• private lessons
• group lessons
• parties

 Frequently asked Questions:

Q: What if there is bad weather or dangerous surf?

A: Trust us, we live in Florida and there is a chance of rain almost every day.  However we will not allow students in the water during dangerous conditions or weather.  Ideally the call will be made the day before but sometimes we wait till morning of camp because the conditions change so quickly here.  This is why valid contact information is so important.  Also if we have to cancel camp we will always give the option of a makeup day or refund.

Q: What if the surf is flat?

A: Believe it or not we would much rather have small surf than big of surf.  There are many things we can still teach.  We will have paddle contests, team building games, and other fun activities to keep the students entertained.

  

Q: What if the participant isn't a great swimmer?

A: Honestly we would suggest taking some good swimming lessons before venturing in the gulf.  The gulf is different than a pool and if your student is struggling swimming in a pool then they would not be a good candidate for surf camp.