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Où surfer, avec qui, et quoi savoir avant

Plages, marées, niveaux et écoles. Ce qu'il faut savoir avant le premier cours, et après.

À l'honneur · 7 mai 2026

Surf lessons in Lisbon — Carcavelos, Caparica, Cascais

You're in Lisbon and want to surf? Carcavelos 20 mins by train, Caparica 30 mins by car, Cascais for weekend escapes. Where, how much, how.Lire l'article L'école à l'honneur aujourd'hui

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Surfing in Spain: Tenerife, and why the Canaries work all year21 sept. 2026

Surfing in Spain: Tenerife, and why the Canaries work all year

The island has two coasts and they are nothing alike. You learn in the south; in the north, with the same swell on the same day, you do not give a first lesson. Same island — which is exactly why reading the sea beach by beach matters more here than almost anywhere.Lire l'article Surfing in Italy: two seas, and neither of them is the Atlantic21 sept. 2026

Surfing in Italy: two seas, and neither of them is the Atlantic

Italy has coast on both sides and the two surf differently. In the Mediterranean the wave does not arrive from far away — it is born there, with that day's wind, and it dies with it. That changes everything: what to expect, when to go, and how to read a forecast.Lire l'article Surfing the Romagna Riviera: seven beaches facing the sunrise21 sept. 2026

Surfing the Romagna Riviera: seven beaches facing the sunrise

From Marina di Ravenna to Cattolica, every beach we catalogued on the Romagna Riviera looks into the same quadrant — between northeast and east. That is not a detail: it is what decides which days have surf there, and there are fewer than you would think.Lire l'article How to choose the right beach for your first surf lesson7 mai 2026

How to choose the right beach for your first surf lesson

It's not the beach that makes the lesson — it's the day. How to read conditions, what to ask the school, and which beach types make sense to start.Lire l'article Where to take surf lessons in Portugal — Zone guide3 avr. 2026

Where to take surf lessons in Portugal — Zone guide

From north to south, Portugal has surf schools in every region. See what each one offers and find the school that fits you.Lire l'article Surfing in Ericeira — complete guide to the World Surfing Reserve7 mai 2026

Surfing in Ericeira — complete guide to the World Surfing Reserve

World Surfing Reserve since 2011. 8 km of coastline, 7 reference waves, schools with history. Guide to plan your week — or just a morning.Lire l'article Surfing in Peniche and Baleal — Portugal's surf capital guide7 mai 2026

Surfing in Peniche and Baleal — Portugal's surf capital guide

Peninsula surrounded by waves, works with any wind. Baleal North and South for beginners, Supertubos for pros, Lagide for the bridge. Honest guide.Lire l'article Surfing in Cascais and Carcavelos — Surf Near Lisbon7 mai 2026

Surfing in Cascais and Carcavelos — Surf Near Lisbon

Lisbon is one of few European capitals with proper surf 20 minutes away. Carcavelos for the first lesson, Guincho for the wind, Caparica for the locals. Honest guide.Lire l'article Surfing in the Algarve — Vicentine Coast guide (Aljezur, Sagres)7 mai 2026

Surfing in the Algarve — Vicentine Coast guide (Aljezur, Sagres)

The Algarve's surf coast isn't the south — it's the west. Wild Vicentine Coast, warm summer water, waves for every level. Where to learn, when to go.Lire l'article Best surf beaches near Lisbon — Carcavelos, Guincho and more7 mai 2026

Best surf beaches near Lisbon — Carcavelos, Guincho and more

The Cascais train line, windy Guincho, small beaches in central Cascais. An honest guide to surf beaches less than 40 minutes from Lisbon.Lire l'article Surfing in Porto and Matosinhos — honest north-coast guide7 mai 2026

Surfing in Porto and Matosinhos — honest north-coast guide

Urban Matosinhos with the metro at the door, quieter Espinho, wild Mindelo. What surf on the north coast is really like and who it's for.Lire l'article Nazaré — the giant waves of the North Canyon (a spectator's guide)7 mai 2026

Nazaré — the giant waves of the North Canyon (a spectator's guide)

Praia do Norte is for watching, not learning. How the canyon works, when to go, where to stand for safe photos — everything you need to know.Lire l'article Surf lessons in Peniche and Baleal — 2026 guide7 mai 2026

Surf lessons in Peniche and Baleal — 2026 guide

Portugal's surf capital. Baleal for beginners, Supertubos for advanced, dozens of surf schools. Prices, beaches and who to pick.Lire l'article Surf lessons in the Algarve — Sagres, Aljezur, Lagos7 mai 2026

Surf lessons in the Algarve — Sagres, Aljezur, Lagos

Wild Vicentine Coast, warm summer water, waves for every level. Where to learn, what it costs and how to combine with a beach holiday.Lire l'article Ribeira de Ilhas: Portugal's mecca of surf27 avr. 2026

Ribeira de Ilhas: Portugal's mecca of surf

A long right-hander breaking over a stone bottom on the right tide, and home of the world tour — why Ribeira de Ilhas remains Ericeira's most legendary spot.Lire l'article Supertubos: Portugal's perfect tube — when it fires and who it's for27 avr. 2026

Supertubos: Portugal's perfect tube — when it fires and who it's for

Beach that hosts the WSL Championship Tour. The most technical and demanding wave in the country. Not a beach for your first lesson — the beach that justifies years of practice.Lire l'article Wild beaches in Portugal: how to surf almost alone27 avr. 2026

Wild beaches in Portugal: how to surf almost alone

You don't have to drive to the Algarve nor turn your back on Lisbon. There are huge beaches in Portugal where you can have your session without another surfer in sight — if you know where to look.Lire l'article The Algarve: surfing between caves, cliffs and hidden waves27 avr. 2026

The Algarve: surfing between caves, cliffs and hidden waves

The Algarve isn't only sangria and a boat to Benagil. It has a surf coast that flips entirely between the west and south sides — and each side fires in opposite conditions.Lire l'article Surfing the Sotavento — Tavira, Monte Gordo and the Algarve's calm coast14 juin 2026

Surfing the Sotavento — Tavira, Monte Gordo and the Algarve's calm coast

Everyone talks about the Algarve's west coast. But to the east — Tavira, Monte Gordo, Manta Rota — you'll find Portugal's warmest water, emptiest beaches and gentlest wave. It doesn't break every day, but when it does it's the best place for your first time.Lire l'article Surfing Espinho and the Costa Verde — Esmoriz, Cortegaça and the north few talk about14 juin 2026

Surfing Espinho and the Costa Verde — Esmoriz, Cortegaça and the north few talk about

25 minutes south of Porto by train, there are kilometres of Atlantic-exposed beach that almost nobody mentions: Espinho, Esmoriz, Cortegaça. Consistent beach breaks, groynes that shape sandbars, and far fewer people than Matosinhos.Lire l'article

Planifier le trip

Itinéraires, week-ends et où dormir

Surfing in Portugal: a tourist guide2 avr. 2026

Surfing in Portugal: a tourist guide

Everything you need to know to surf in Portugal: the best season, what to bring, how to pick a school, and the best regions for your level.Lire l'article Portugal surf trip — 7-day itinerary along the coast12 avr. 2026

Portugal surf trip — 7-day itinerary along the coast

From Peniche to the Algarve, a one-week route through Portugal's best waves. With beaches, schools and places to stay.Lire l'article Where to stay on a surf trip in Portugal — honest guide by zone7 mai 2026

Where to stay on a surf trip in Portugal — honest guide by zone

Surf house, hostel, Airbnb, boutique hotel or all-included surf camp? Honest comparison by zone, budget and traveler type.Lire l'article Why Portugal? Surfing vs Spain and France15 avr. 2026

Why Portugal? Surfing vs Spain and France

300 days of sun, prices you can afford, consistent waves and the best food in Europe. Portugal wins.Lire l'article World Surfing Reserves in Portugal — where you can (and can't) surf12 mai 2026

World Surfing Reserves in Portugal — where you can (and can't) surf

Ericeira and the World Surfing Reserve. Protected spots where you only surf, and those you share with schools. What changes when the peak is heritage.Lire l'article A surf weekend in Portugal — where to go and how to plan it14 juin 2026

A surf weekend in Portugal — where to go and how to plan it

Two lessons in two days give you a jump a single lesson never will. From Lisbon or Porto, you've got 4-5 bases under an hour away. Where to go, what it costs, and how to plan the weekend.Lire l'article

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