Surf Camps in Vietnam
Compare 2 camps and prices · accommodation included · book with a small deposit
Compare 2 camps and prices · accommodation included · book with a small deposit
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Compare 2 surf camps in Vietnam. Prices from €450. Expert-reviewed retreats with real photos, itineraries and verified availability.
Vietnam offers a compelling setting for surfing and water sports, with warm coastal waters and uncrowded beaches that suit those looking to learn or refine their skills. The programmes on this page are based around Cam Ranh and Cam Lam, roughly forty-five minutes south of Nha Trang, where you will find Bai Dai beach and the surrounding coastline. Both retreats run for seven days, giving you a full week to progress in the water while settling into a relaxed rhythm on land. One programme focuses purely on surf instruction at Vietnam's first professional surf school, while the other blends surfing with yoga and art in a villa setting close to a calm lake, with the beach just five minutes away by car. These retreats suit beginners who want proper guidance from experienced instructors, as well as those who prefer a more rounded wellness experience alongside their time in the waves. Whether you arrive alone or with a companion, you will find the atmosphere welcoming and the pace unhurried. Prices range from 450 EUR to 469 EUR for a week, making this one of the more affordable corners of the world to pick up surfing or simply enjoy being in and around the water.
The programmes on this page are priced from 450 EUR to 469 EUR for a seven-day stay. This makes them a reasonably accessible option for a week of structured surf instruction and coastal living.
Both retreats listed here run for seven days, giving you a full week to develop your skills and enjoy the surroundings.
The retreats are located in the Cam Ranh and Cam Lam areas, roughly forty-five minutes south of Nha Trang. One operates directly from Bai Dai beach, while the other is based at a villa close to a lake, with the beach five minutes away by car.
Yes, the surf camp at Bai Dai beach is Vietnam's first professional surf school and has been running lessons for years, making it well suited to those who are new to surfing.
These programmes are open to solo travellers. The group setting and structured activities make it easy to settle in, even if you arrive without a companion.
One retreat focuses on surf instruction at a dedicated surf camp, while the other combines surfing with yoga and art at a villa with classic Indochine style. You can choose based on whether you want a pure surf experience or a broader wellness programme.
