"We're growing down our surfboards We can not wait for the month of June," sang the Beach Boys on one of their hits, too, there is no need to wait for June than in Lanzarote as the surfing season continues throughout the year. Although the great surfing beaches can be pretty quiet at the moment there are still a few hardy surfers who go out every day. However, many of surf fans will be planning their surf vacation for next summer and booking their flights on this popular island in theCanary Islands.
A couple of surf schools on the island are in business for over 10 years and have well-established principles, teaching surfers from all over Europe throughout the year. Famara is the most popular place to surf in Lanzarote, on a number of reasons. Its location is the key, in the ideal place to get the ideal Atlantic swells, the role in the ongoing, sometimes quite wild, sometimes more quietly for beginners. Famara has a beautiful beach, which holdViewers happy and something remote from the typical tourist beaches, there is no problem with the sun in their way. Another advantage is the area's beauty, with the offer is no shortage of beautiful scenery, a perfect backdrop for a day surfing waves.
Every now and then experience the huge surfing waves, the non-surfer conjure in their minds when they have the typical Hawaiian surfers in advertising and magazine shoot demonstrated think, but for the most surfers who visitLanzarote, like giant waves would only mean that most people get to sit all day at the beach and saw only a few highly qualified experts to their kick. No, for most people to surf the usual gentle waves Lanzarote Beaches plenty big enough. In addition to the popular beach of Famara, offers the small island of La Graciosa, which lies off the north coast of Lanzarote, another surf spot south of the beach of Playa de las Conchas. South of Famara is another area in order toSports Club La Santa, with a choice of 4 locations, but recommended for experienced surfers because of the speed of the waves and the rocky seabed.
Finally, at the southern end of the west coast of Lanzarote, El Golfo and Janubio beach are both suitable for surfers of intermediate ability. Lanzarote is also a very good reputation as one of the best places for surfing competitions in Europe and must be the regular host of the European leg of the international world-class surfing competitions. InIn early November 2009, the Santa Surf Pro competition was held at Famara, although organizers were forced south to the beaches of la Santa postponement for a few days on the conditions. A total of 93 planned to compete for prices and huge twelve-meter high waves exciting competition. Australian Drew Courtney overcame Brazilian Bernardo Miranda in the final.
At the beginning of the year, in July, Spain held its national championships Kitesurfing in Lanzarote in Playa deFamara, visited the island than 84 competitors to compete for the national title. Professional Windsurfing came in July, when the PWA Lanzarote championship event at the Playa Las Cucharas held in Costa Teguise. In 2010, professional surfing back to the Canary Islands when the ASP Junior Surf Tour comes Realejos on Tenerife in September.
For people new to surfing, not sure where to start, then the wave boarding or similar version of "Boogie" boardingis the ideal way to Lanzarote and the beaches are the perfect place to start. With some cheap equipment and a little instruction can be beginners in the waves of fun almost immediately. You only need a board and some optional fins and you will be removed. The water is not as cold as the UK, and you will not even have a wetsuit in the summer months. Probably the best with one or two lessons start at one of the many surf schools, even if only for a few tips to pick up beachNot shake etiquette (how everyone else out there understand) and the security aspects of the rip tides and vulnerable areas. Apart from the fact that as a great surfing sport for young and old.
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