Backpackers & Surf Camp
Surfing | Sustainable Living | Extraordinary Food
Empty Lineups.
Quality Waves.
Untamed Nature.
Adventure.
Venture into the wilderness to find wild animals, spectacular landscapes, our many indigenous cultures and an unforgettable adventure. Our surf camps run all year long - Thursday to Thursday.
For finding out your level read on or see our Surf Level Guide.
Quick Facts
Surf camps are hosted at Salty Jackal, an eco-friendly, laid back hostel sleeping 14 guests which is all about
Surfing | Sustainable Living
| Extraordinary Food
Languages we speak
Your hosts Olli & Iris speak English, German, Italian, Afrikaans (Dutch) and even Albanian.
Get a feel for our Namibian surf camp here.
Our surf camps offer flexible cancellation policies for your peace of mind.
Group discounts
First booker pays full price, any friends you bring receive a 10% discount!
Included in Surf Camps
Accommodation
& breakfast
Dorm & private rooms
Fruit
& drinking water
@ Salty Jackal surf house
Welcome
dinner
Usually BBQ
City tour
Tour of Swakopmund
Picnic
lunch
Only on full day surf trips
Fitness
equipment
Slackline, balance board, table tennis & beer pong
Free flow
coffee & tea
@ Salty Jackal surf house
Desert
sundowner
Or stargazing trip
SJ bag
Organic cotton
...excluded but available
Surf Camp Program
Our surf camps are run over 7 nights and 7 days. During your stay you'll get at least 5 surf days with 1 or 2 sessions/lessons in our area on each surf day or full day trips to spots further away from Swakopmund.
If the conditions allow we'll surf even more! Usually we surf in the mornings due to best wind conditions, which leaves the afternoon for chilling, activities, exploring the town & nature and nightlife.
Day 0
Days 1-6
Day 7
Arrival | Town tour | Welcome dinner
Breakfast | Surf 1 or 2 times daily |
Activities | Chill
Breakfast | Morning Surf | Departure
Surf Instructor
OLLI
He's your Namibian surf instructor/guide - surfing for 11 years, teaching surfing for 4 years.
he'll paddle out with you - from beginner lessons to big barrels at Skeleton Bay.
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