Surf camp in Lanzarote: our comparison of the best camps and schools

The best Lanzarote surf camps in 2026 compared by level, budget and season. Famara, La Santa, El Quemao spots plus an interactive accommodation map.

Lanzarote is one of the best Canary Islands for a surf trip: the long beach at Famara to learn, powerful reefs around La Santa as you progress, and waves almost all year round. Nearly all the island’s surf camps are in Caleta de Famara, the surf village right by the beach.

For the spots and the best season, read our Lanzarote surf guide. Here we compare the surf camps and one surf school, with their prices, what is included and their Google rating.

In short: choosing a surf camp in Lanzarote

BudgetAround €400 to €750 a week in a surf camp depending on the package (excluding flights)
To learnFamara: a long sandy beach, all the surf schools are there
To progressSan Juan and Caleta de Caballo, then the La Santa reefs
Best seasonOctober to March for waves, May to September to learn
Getting thereLanzarote airport, near Arrecife. A car helps to move between spots

Famara or La Santa: where to choose your surf camp?

Almost all the surf camps and surf schools are in Caleta de Famara. La Santa, further west, mainly attracts experienced surfers who come for the reefs.

Famara, to learn and progress

Famara beach stretches over 5 to 6 km of sand: the ideal spot for your first waves, with room for every school. The village has surf houses, small bars and a real surf vibe. When you have the level, the San Juan reef is right next door.

La Santa, for experienced surfers

Around La Santa and El Quemao, the waves break over shallow lava reefs. Most surf camps are in Famara: if you are after the reefs, rent a car or an apartment in La Santa.

Surf spot in Lanzarote

How to choose your surf camp in Lanzarote?

What a package includes

  • Accommodation: dorm, private room or small house, almost always in Caleta de Famara
  • Lessons: usually 5 days of lessons in the week, 2 to 4 hours a day
  • Equipment: board and wetsuit during lessons
  • Transport: shuttle to the beach of the day depending on conditions
  • Extras: yoga in some camps, meals rarely included

Surf camp or surf school?

A surf camp puts you up and organises your lessons. A surf school only gives lessons: the right choice if you already have accommodation in Famara or rent a car to move around the island.

Surf camp budget in Lanzarote

Allow around €400 to €750 a week in a surf camp, excluding flights. Packages without lessons, where you surf on your own, start at around €400. With 5 lessons and yoga, expect more like €700 to €750. A surf school charges around €50 for a 2-hour lesson.

CampLocationLevelsIncludedBudget / week (excl. flights)Google rating (Oct. 2026)
LanzasurfFamaraAll levels, adults and childrenSurf lessons, yoga, surf house, bungalow or apartmentFrom €29 a night in the surf house, around €700 a week with lessons and yoga4.9/5 (680 reviews)
Calima SurfCentre of Caleta de FamaraBeginners (school) to experienced (free surf package)Surf house, boards, beach transfers; lessons extraAround €410 for 7 nights, free surf package4.9/5 (1,721 reviews)
ZooParkCaleta de FamaraAll levels, grouped by level7 nights, accommodation, transport, daily lessonsFrom €395 to €465 depending on the package4.8/5 (591 reviews)
Red Star SurfCaleta de FamaraNot specified7 nights, 5 surf lessons, 5 yoga sessions, small groupsAround €7454.8/5 (479 reviews)
Momo Surf School (school)Caleta de FamaraAll levels2 or 4-hour lessons, equipment, lessons in French, English or Spanish€50 for 2 hours, €75 for 4 hours4.9/5 (245 reviews)

Our selection of surf camps in Lanzarote

Lanzasurf: surf and yoga 200 m from the beach

Who is it for? Those who want to combine surfing and yoga in Famara, solo, as a couple or with family.

Lanzasurf is a surf and yoga school less than 200 metres from Famara beach, open all year. It offers lessons for adults and children, from beginner to improver, and 5 or 6 night stays in a surf house, bungalow or apartment.

Lanzasurf school boards in Famara

Budget: accommodation from €29 a night in the surf house. The Surf Atlas lists the 6-night stay with lessons and yoga from around €700.

Calima Surf: Famara’s big surf school

Who is it for? Beginners who want to learn in five days, and independent surfers who just need a bed and boards.

Calima Surf is the Famara school with the most Google reviews: over 1,700, rated 4.9/5. It also has a surf house in the centre of the village. Its free surf package includes 7 nights, a large quiver of boards and beach transfers, with no set lessons: it is aimed at surfers who already have the level.

Budget: around €410 for 7 nights on the free surf package according to The Surf Atlas. Lessons are extra.

ZooPark: the budget all-inclusive camp

Who is it for? Those who want a simple package with accommodation, transport and daily lessons.

ZooPark is a water sports school on Avenida del Marinero in Caleta de Famara. Its 7-night surf camp includes accommodation and transport, with lessons from Monday to Sunday in small groups by level. The school also offers kitesurfing and paddleboarding.

Budget: from €465 for 7 nights according to Yumping, and from €395 a week (7 days of accommodation and 5 days of lessons) according to the school’s ad. Prices vary with the season.

Red Star Surf: small groups, surf and yoga

Who is it for? Those who prefer small groups and a well-organised week.

Red Star Surf is a school in Caleta de Famara. Its 7-night stay includes 5 surf lessons and 5 yoga sessions, in small groups.

Budget: from around €745 a week according to The Surf Atlas.

Momo Surf School: the French surf school in Famara

Who is it for? Those who already have accommodation and want lessons in French, English or Spanish.

It is not a surf camp but a surf school, founded by French surfers in Caleta de Famara. Lessons are in small groups with qualified instructors.

Budget: from €50 for a 2-hour lesson and €75 for a 4-hour lesson according to Yumping.

So, which surf camp in Lanzarote?

  • You want surf and yoga, solo or with family: Lanzasurf
  • You already have the level and want to surf on your own: Calima Surf, free surf package
  • You want the cheapest package with daily lessons: ZooPark
  • You want small groups and yoga: Red Star Surf
  • You already have accommodation: Momo Surf School

Torn between islands? Compare with our surf camps in Tenerife, or read our guide to surfing in the Canary Islands.

FAQ: surf camp in Lanzarote

How much does a surf camp in Lanzarote cost?

Around €400 to €750 a week excluding flights: about €400 for a free surf package without lessons, €700 to €750 with lessons and yoga.

Where to stay for a surf camp in Lanzarote?

In Caleta de Famara: almost all the surf camps and surf schools are there, right by the beach.

Can you learn to surf in Lanzarote?

Yes, on Famara beach, with a surf school. Most beginners stand up on the board within a few days.

When is the best time for a surf camp in Lanzarote?

May to September to learn on smaller waves, October to March if you already have the level.

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Sources: Google Maps (ratings checked in October 2026), The Surf Atlas, Yumping, La Voz de Lanzarote, Lanzasurf, Calima Surf, ZooPark, Red Star Surf, Momo Surf School.

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