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Compare 2 surfing & water sports in India. Prices from €450. Expert-reviewed retreats with real photos, itineraries and verified availability.
India's south-west coast pairs warm water and steady surf with a long tradition of yoga, and the retreats on this page bring the two together. You'll find two programmes here, one in Karnataka and one in Kerala, each built around time in the ocean balanced with time on the mat. In Mulki, Karnataka, a 7-day surf camp places you in a beachfront ashram stay. The surf programme is the heart of the week. Beginner courses run for 3 or 5 days and cover ocean safety, board handling, paddling technique and catching white-water waves. Instructors stay in the water with you the whole time, and group ratios are kept low. Further south in Varkala, Kerala, a 10-day surf, yoga and Ayurveda wellness retreat follows a simple daily rhythm: morning yoga, a mid-morning surf, then late-afternoon meditation or evening yoga. The yoga is led by Binoy, a Kerala-born instructor with more than a decade of teaching experience, and is rooted in classical practice. Both retreats suit you if you want to learn to surf or build your confidence in the water while keeping a grounding yoga routine alongside it. The Mulki camp is a strong fit if you're starting from scratch. Prices on this page start from 31999 INR for the 7-day Mulki camp and from 450 USD for the 10-day Varkala retreat, so you can choose between a focused week and a longer, slower stay.
The two retreats on this page are priced in different currencies. The 7-day surf camp in Mulki, Karnataka starts from 31999 INR, and the 10-day surf, yoga and Ayurveda retreat in Varkala, Kerala starts from 450 USD.
The Mulki retreat runs for 7 days, and the Varkala retreat runs for 10 days. Within the Mulki stay, beginner surf courses run for 3 or 5 days.
Yes, the Mulki surf camp offers beginner courses covering ocean safety, board handling, paddling technique and catching white-water waves. Instructors are in the water with you the whole time, and the instructor ratio is kept low.
Both are on India's south-west coast. One is in Mulki, Karnataka, with a beachfront ashram stay, and the other is in Varkala, Kerala.
Yes, both retreats on this page combine surfing and yoga. In Varkala, each day follows a set structure of morning yoga, a mid-morning surf and a late-afternoon meditation or evening yoga session.
The yoga is led by Binoy, a Kerala-born instructor with over a decade of teaching experience. His teaching is rooted in classical yoga practice.
The Mulki surf camp includes a beachfront ashram stay, so you're close to the water throughout your week.