In Paris, you can expect to pay €1.07 per kilometer for a taxi. With that being said, you may still need to plan for public transport to get from the airport or terminal to your lodgings. Many of our listed surf camp destinations are close enough to a beach that you shouldn’t need to take public transportation from your accommodation to your surf lessons. Orange is the most popular mobile phone network in France, and this provider has an excellent-value Holiday SIM card that only costs €40. One of the most common oversights when it comes to budget planning for trips abroad is forgetting to invest in a prepaid SIM card. If not, you will usually have to add equipment to your package as an add-on.
However, if you don’t have your own gear, it’s best to check beforehand whether this is included in the price of your surf camp package. If you have your own surfing equipment and are able to travel with it, then you won’t need to worry about renting equipment. On average, you should budget to spend about €13 per person, per meal, or €15 to be safe. Luckily, France is known for its food, so finding somewhere to eat shouldn’t be too difficult, no matter where you are.
It is not unusual for accommodation to provide breakfast and expect you to source your own lunch and dinner. The first thing to verify before you book yourself into a surf camp for the summer is whether or not meals are included under the nightly accommodation price. In your downtime, you can use the gym, lounge on the sundeck, take a dip in the pool, or get the shuttle bus into the town center for some shopping and sightseeing. Prices for accommodation vary according to the season, but the cost per night always includes a buffet breakfast, free WiFi, daily surf guiding, transport to and from surf locations, and bike, board, and wetsuit rental.
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Carwyn’s Surf House in Seignosse delivers a fun, relaxed atmosphere with in-person surf lessons from a former professional surfer.
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