Quiksilver Surfschool Fuerteventura
The successful Quiksilver Surfschool was founded 1994 by Joachim Hirsch, German Longboard champion and former member of the German national surf team.
High quality is our standard.
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(45 votes, average: 4.18 out of 5)
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7 responses so far!
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last year i was at quiksilver surfschool
it was a verry bad surfcamp verry small house verry bad expirence for me -
i have been at quiksilver surfcamp casa marcos it vas a verry bad surfcamp
i hated to be there
and quiksilver is more expensive than all other surfshools -
I stayed there for a week.
Had 2 nice offshore days on North coast and 4 terrible onshore days on the East.Instructors fobbed us off by driving to the east coast because apparently onshore mush is a better learning environment than decent offshore waves we could have had in the North. Well thats not true, but even if it was – myself and many others in the group were not beginners.
Apparently one of my tips was to enjoy the waves more. How exactly can you when surfing SH{T onshore when at the same time, the North was perfect.
Lived and surfed on north coast of Cornwall for a couple of years, used to overhead waves. Made them aware of this before booking the holiday, and made sure the winter package was going to be suitable for me. They agreed it was, so I stupidly trusted them.
Instructor fobbed us off with locations they took us to claiming others weren’t working when they were mint conditions.
No video analysis, appology or explaination.
Quicksilver? What a load of rubbish.
Currently seeking compensation.
Will post back here with a result. -
Was with them twice now and both times had a really good time.
The house, office and gear was propperly maintained. Met some awesome ppl while staying there which i will be going to indo with soon. Friendships were made.
Surfing was up to the point. The instructors allways took us to where the action was – either to the endless north shore reef, when the conditions were right, or to one of the numerous beach breaks. We had waves every day. Some bigger days of epic 6ft shortboard swell through to some days of 2ft longboard fun surfing. Even did a dawn-patrol in perfect glassy conditions watching the sun rise in the line up. Needles to say i was really stoked.
Starting their lessons an hour earlier than every other surf school gives extra uncrowded time at the breaks which is realy cool.The instructors were allways helpfull, had good situational awareness and kept a good guard on us. Beeing one funny and cool bunch added to the good experiance.
Nothing bad i could say about both of my stays and can only recommend them.
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I was three times on the island and i always had a great time
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Met there interesting people from all over europe…great dinners , awesome partys….and the mainpoint was , i learned surfing , step by step….fuerte is great island with the great north shore reefs and many possibilities to take the first steps in the numeous beach breaks…
the instructors were always polite,gentle,helpful….they had good situational awareness and kept good gurard for everybody….you are never alone on the water….
weather conditions were always sunny and hot…flip flop weather and the waves were always useful in the whole…
it was a nice experience everytime , and i don’T wanna miss it ….
So guys in the office and on zhe water…the goldies will be BACK
HANG loose and rOCk ON -
I surf since 4 years and i can´t agree with Ronnie ,Mark and Alexander. I lived in Casa Marcos several times and i would say the house is ok . I meet a lot of lovely people from all over the world .If i need more luxury stay at a hotel. The Instructors are all very good ,safety first. I surfed at different spots with the guys from Quiksilver and i had lot of good waves and fun. I will come back to the island of fun and sun and surf with quiksilver
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i was so tired of casa marcos it is alwas full of verry noysi and drunk peobel and jolley dont have anney turistlicence for this house