Frequently Asked Questions

 The main differences between a shortboard and a longboard in surfing come down to their size, shape, performance, and intended use. Here’s a breakdown: 

• Shortboard: Typically, 5'6" to 6'8" long.
   
• Longboard: Usually 8'0" to 10'+ long.

                      Shortboard:
 

• Pointed nose
   
• Narrower and thinner
   
• Often has 3 or more fins (thruster or quad setup)

              Longboard:

• Rounded nose
   
• Wider and thicker
   
• Often has a single fin or 2+1 setup (single with side bites)

              Shortboard:

• Designed for high performance: quick turns, aerials, and fast manoeuvres
   
• Works best in steeper, more powerful waves

              Longboard:

• Emphasizes smooth, flowing style: nose riding, cross-stepping, and glide
   
• Ideal for smaller, slower, or mushy waves

• Shortboard:
   
• Harder to paddle
   
• Requires more skill and effort to catch waves
   
• Longboard:
   
• Easier to paddle due to more volume
   
• Great for beginners because it catches waves more easily

• Shortboard: Better suited for intermediate to advanced surfers
   
• Longboard: More beginner-friendly but also loved by advanced surfers for classic style

• Definitely Big Bay! That's where we go
• Muizenberg has got some good running waves but there are loads of sharks around. It's a hotspot and we always want our clients to feel safe

•  Towel
• Swimwear
• Sunblock
• Bag for personal belongings
• Great attitude! :)

•  We will notify you to let you know beforehand so that we can look at a better day where the weather & surf is good

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• 60-90 Minutes (depending on the surf)