the coach was really nice and helped me out a lot. it was a really fun experience and it felt almost like i was actually in the sea. they also had nice warm showers for when you get out..the only downside was that the changing rooms are outside and it gets really cold whilst you're getting changed. definitely want to come back!!!!!!!!!!!! unless the water is warm i wouldn't advise staying in more than an hour

We went to watch my son having a surfing lesson the he received as a birthday present. The website stated that you had to be there 90 mins before the lesson however when we arrived 90 mins before my son was told to come back 30 mins before the lesson so what was all that about? The synical side of me thinks that it was so that we could spend lots of money in the shop/cafe. I ordered a coffee in the cafe only to be told that there was a 20 min wait for coffee as there was only 1 machine working. I was offered a filter coffee as an alternative but it was horrible so I waited 20 mins for the proper coffee! There is a very long walk from the car park to the waves which is fine for fit people but some spectators will find this difficult - there is supposed to be a shuttle every 15 mins but we didn’t see one. My son enjoyed his lesson although he didn’t get many goes. As spectators we had to pay for tickets but there were no seats so what were we paying for? I had to perch on a post which was not comfortable! It is clearly a good concept and very popular and I appreciate that it is relatively new but needs quite a few refinements.

Friendly staff and nice cafe, overall a fun experience. Unfortunately it wasn't mentioned that after 5 waves on the advanced wave you were kicked out of the session if you couldn't stand up. £40 is a lot for 5 waves/ roughly 20 mins! We also paid £5 for a spectator pass only to find that everyone was being allowed in for free! Overall poor value for money and a shame they weren't upfront about the '5 goes and you're out' policy