Hong Kong Surfing Lesson

Easter Surfkid Camp

HKSL
Easter SURFKIDS CAMP

Our Easter surf camp is where the season starts each year: a multi-activity programme built around surfing, held at Lower Cheung Sha Beach on Lantau, Hong Kong, as the new surf season gets under way.
Alongside daily surf sessions, kids build a campfire on the beach, make their own s’mores and hot chocolate, and work through a tie-dye and wax-dye T-shirt workshop plus surf-styled screen printing — so the camp is as much about the surfer lifestyle as it is about time in the water.
Camp days run in back-to-back blocks across late March and into mid-April, each a self-contained 2- or 3-day non-overnight camp.
Suitable for ages 5–15, from no experience to all surf levels. Groups are split by age and surfing experience, so a first-timer and a returning grom land in the right group either way.
Every child gets their own board for the water sessions, and it’s an unaccompanied program — parents and helpers are welcome to watch from the beach.

What kids take home

A first wave and a real feel for the ocean as the new surf season starts
The confidence to step out of their comfort zone at the very start of the surf year, and more independence
The ocean’s positive energy to carry back into the school term
New friends and the aloha spirit that runs through every HKSL camp

Camp Days & Price

Camp days are sold individually, typically in a 3-day block and a shorter 2-day block, so families can pick the dates that suit their spring break.

3-day camp: HK$3,400 per child (discounted HK$3,100)
2-day camp: HK$2,500 (discounted HK$2,200)

The discounted rate applies when registering two or more kids together.

Fees cover the coach, equipment, lunch, high-resolution photos, art-craft materials, and daily pickup and drop-off at Central.

To book — or for the registration deadline and full details — WhatsApp +852 6199 0904 for the current Information Pack.

This season’s dates

Between seasons: Dates for the next season are being finalised — WhatsApp +852 6199 0904 for the schedule.

Getting there

Two ways to arrive — pick whichever suits your family:

Central Pier 6 pickup (8:15am–4:45pm): meet an HKSL instructor and travel together by ferry and Lantau bus, both ways. The wider window covers the round trip.
Meet at the beach (10:00am–3:30pm): go straight to Lower Cheung Sha Beach (Lantau Grocer). These are the camp’s own hours on the sand.

Camps are mainly English-led, with Cantonese- or Mandarin-speaking coaches available on request.

A Typical Camp Day

Wet activities: surfing and skills progression, every day
Dry activities: tie-dye/wax-dye T-shirt workshop, campfire and survival skills with s’mores, and screen printing, spread across the camp days
Other activities: surf safety briefing, beach games, surf-related water games

Camp Schedule (times shift with the surf and the weather):

10:00–10:30 — get changed, camp rules, swim and body-surf, ocean knowledge
10:30–12:00 — land drill and morning surf session
12:00–13:00 — lunch and free time, rehydration and sunscreen
13:00–14:45 — beach games and afternoon surf session
14:45–15:30 — tidy up and get changed