World Surf Lesson Price Index Reveals the UK is the 2nd cheapest Country in Europe for Surf Lessons
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Norway is the most expensive at £98. And Ecuador is the cheapest place in the world for a surf lesson at £17. Ireland is ranked 8th.
Of British people who travelled in 2016 for surf lessons, 22% of them favoured Portugal. France was the next most popular at 15%, and Spain third with 11%. Other popular destinations include Morocco, Ireland, Indonesia and Barbados.
The Surf Lesson Price Index analysed surf lesson booking data from over 1,250 surf schools around the world.
Surfholidays.com CEO Nicky Kelly said "Surfing continues its strong growthas a holiday activity. Countries in Europe are now fully established as having some of the best beaches to learn how to surf and it is here the British public are travelling to rather than further afield destinations such as Australia or Indonesia."
Surfholidays.com is a technology company in the surf travel space set up in 2009 by surfers Nicky Kelly and Darryn Mountfort with its headquarters in the UK.
The company's flagship product, the Direct Booking Tool, powers the booking engines of surf schools and surf camps.
Their OTA Surfholidays.com , is a booking platform that allows owners of accommodation & surf schools to sell to the global surf travel market. They currently operate in 35 countries and 112 surf towns worldwide.
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