Best Surf Schools Hong Kong Near Me

4worldlovers:

“Surfing is not a sport, it’s a way of life”.

Please let me introduce myself. I am Antony Dickson, having resided here since 1991. I love to surf. Quality instruction and safety are my priorities. Operating 6am to last start 9am daily at Big Wave Bay, Shek O.


My 8 year old son has been learning to surf with Anthony for the past couple of years. Last year we organised a group of Rafa and his friends to join a summer holiday surf camp which was absolutely fantastic. It ran all summer, 3 days per week - the kids couldn't wait to jump in the water! Antony has an amazing rapport with children and they love to be around him. He makes their experiences educational and fun at the same time. Antony is an all around experienced water man, so when the surf is not up the kids would go coasteering which they also loved. With safety helmets, life jackets and rock shoes they would go off for a good 1.5 hours learning how to safely navigate the coastline of Big Wave Bay to Shek O and learning safe places to jump into the water. Rafa again can't wait for the summer holidays so he can join the surf summer camp!!


Walk, climb, jump, swim. This is a real adventure along a beautiful stretch of coast. Build confidence and have a great time.


Group lessons and birthday classes. What a way to spend a birthday. Getting wet and catching waves. A safe ratio of instructors to students ensures a fun filled day on the beach.

Great for summertime, Beach safety, lifesaving drills, surfing, SUP, beach games, around the buoy racing. Contact us for further details.

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4worldlovers: For People who are totally new to surfing. You will be learning basic surf safety, surfing rules, how to ride a wave and etc. By the end of the 1st lesson, most of the people will be able to stand up on the board and ride their own wave!

For people who can catch his/her own waves sometime, but still may not be comfortable in catching or reading waves.

Or people want to improve any of his/her surfing skill; including paddling technique, wave selection, how to catch unbroken wave, positioning, trimming across the wave face front or back sides.

For people who is comfortable catch his/her wave, and ride the wave. Yet, he/she wants to learn how to generate speed on the wave, pumping and carving on the wave face, and improve his/ her surfing techniques. Instructors will go to outside with students and take lesson there.?

*Head coaches are experienced ISA (International Surfing Association) qualified surf coaches；with a team of professional & well trained coaches

Participants can arrange private lesson or join my other students as 1 on 2/ group.

Equipment: 50+ boards selection for lessons & rental. Get you suitable boards for lesson according to your levels/weight/age

Number of people: 1 on 1 / 1 on 2 / 1 on 3 / Group 3 to 5 / Group 6 to 10 / Group of 50 below

4worldlovers: Wakesurfing is an extremely cool water sport, in which the wakesurfer rides the waves of a boat's wake, instead of being pulled by the rope. Unlike wakeboarding, the wakesurfer's legs are not strapped to the board. After getting up on the wake with a rope, experienced wakesurfers can throw the rope, ride the endless wave and perform tricks.

Wakesurfer rides ~15 feet behind the boat at ~11 miles per hour, significantly closer to the boat and slower than wakeboarding, which is ~20 miles per hour. Wakesurfers are more likely to tip over than fall, slam or get hurt like wakeboarding. This makes wakesurfing a safer sports and more suitable for people of all ages and physique. Our wakesurfers age from 6 to 70 years old!

Being one of the firsts to bring and coach wakesurfing in Hong Kong, we have the newest & highest quality wakeboats, well-trained & experienced drivers and coaches, providing the most fun and enjoyable wakesurfing experience!

We are conveniently located in Tai Tam, on HK Island, just 30 minutes away from Central by car, with free parking! It only takes 3 minutes to drive out to our wakesurfing spot in Tai Tam (closest spot to any land in HK)! Also, no need to waste time waiting to board the boat by the pier!

1) At the Tai Tam Country Park South Entrance (you will see bus stops), turn into Tai Tam Reservoir Road. This road is on the opposite side of the country park entrance.

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