WX32+32R, Frente al balniario de, Máncora, Pérou
On the main beach, in front the excellent Green Eggs & Ham restaurant, you'll find two rival surf schools, both of which offer board hire and lessons - just rock up and ask. Listed location: Frente al balniario de, Máncora, Pérou. Website captured for verification. Phone: +51 998 274 431.
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On the main beach, in front the excellent Green Eggs & Ham restaurant, you'll find two rival surf schools, both of which offer board hire and lessons - just rock up and ask. Listed location: Frente al balniario de, Máncora, Pérou. Website captured for verification. Phone: +51 998 274 431.
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On the main beach, in front the excellent Green Eggs & Ham restaurant, you'll find two rival surf schools, both of which offer board hire and lessons - just rock up and ask.
Although you can rent equipment from a few places, if you've never given it a go before, we'd recommend taking a three-day course (the Mancora Kite Club comes highly recommended, and is the cheapest in town, running courses for $300 per person - yeah, we know, still not terribly cheap!).
Board rental appears to have increased quite considerably since we visited just a couple of years ago, with a reader letting us know that it is now 70 soles per day (if any of you can confirm this, or let us know in the comments what you paid, we'd really appreciate it).
Unlike some places, the instructors here are pretty hands-on and will wear flippers in the water to give you a very decent push in the wave, meaning that pretty much everyone will get up on the board.
The best spot for beginners is right in front of these surf schools, but before heading out, it's important to understand a few things: | Surf only at mid or high-tide, when the dangerous rocks are covered by water.
We spent a few hours watching the surf one day and were shocked at how often this happens.
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On the main beach, in front the excellent Green Eggs & Ham restaurant, you'll find two rival surf schools, both of which offer board hire and lessons - just rock up and ask.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
Although you can rent equipment from a few places, if you've never given it a go before, we'd recommend taking a three-day course (the Mancora Kite Club comes highly recommended, and is the cheapest in town, running courses for $300 per person - yeah, we know, still not terribly cheap!).Source captured for BeachFinder verification
Board rental appears to have increased quite considerably since we visited just a couple of years ago, with a reader letting us know that it is now 70 soles per day (if any of you can confirm this, or let us know in the comments what you paid, we'd really appreciate it).Source captured for BeachFinder verification
Do note that when the tide comes in, this section of the beach shrinks quite considerably and we saw more than one unsuspecting tourist get soaked by a sudden gush of sea water.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
Unlike some places, the instructors here are pretty hands-on and will wear flippers in the water to give you a very decent push in the wave, meaning that pretty much everyone will get up on the board.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
The best spot for beginners is right in front of these surf schools, but before heading out, it's important to understand a few things: | Surf only at mid or high-tide, when the dangerous rocks are covered by water.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
We spent a few hours watching the surf one day and were shocked at how often this happens.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
Mancora is also a really popular spot to learn how to kite surf.Source captured for BeachFinder verification
On the main beach, in front the excellent Green Eggs & Ham restaurant, you'll find two rival surf schools, both of which offer board hire and lessons - just rock up and ask. Although you can rent equipment from a few places, if you've never given it a go before, we'd recommend taking a three-day course (the Mancora Kite Club comes highly recommended, and is the cheapest in town, running courses for $300 per person - yeah, we know, still not terribly cheap!). Board rental appears to have increased quite considerably since we visited just a couple of years ago, with a reader letting us know that it is now 70 soles per day (if any of you can confirm this, or let us know in the comments what you paid, we'd really appreciate it).
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On the main beach, in front the excellent Green Eggs & Ham restaurant, you'll find two rival surf schools, both of which offer board hire and lessons - just rock up and ask.
