Group surfing for adults
100 ₪
A professional adult surf group for ages 20+ with basic experience. The activity takes place at the Tel Baruch Beach Community Center as part of the Maritime Club, with close supervision and a supportive community. Depending on sea conditions, SUP paddling may also be included. Advance registration is required, along with completion of a health declaration.
A professional adult surf group for ages 20+ with basic experience. The activity takes place at the Tel Baruch Beach Community Center as part of the Maritime Club, with close supervision and a supportive community. Depending on sea conditions, SUP paddling may also be included. Advance registration is required, along with completion of a health declaration.
Join our wave surfing group with the professional instruction staff of the Tel Baruch Beach Community Center.
This activity is organized by the Maritime Club at the Tel Baruch Beach Community Center. Participants can surf or paddle on SUP (Stand Up Paddle), depending on sea conditions.
Professional instruction, a supportive community, and open sea await. This group is suitable for experienced surfers with basic skills and active surfers who wish to improve their technique and enjoy group surfing with close supervision.
Please check the dedicated WhatsApp group for participants for updates regarding sea conditions.
Meeting point (Waze): Tel Baruch Beach Community Center.
You can register for a single session for 100 NIS.
It is recommended to purchase a pass for the Maritime Club:
- A pass for 4 sessions for 360 NIS (90 NIS per session). *The pass is valid for two months.
- Or a pass for 10 sessions for 800 NIS (80 NIS per session). *The pass is valid for five months.
Registration approval is contingent upon completing a health declaration.
Notifications and updates will be sent to registrants via the activity's WhatsApp group.
Activities are conducted in accordance with Home Front Command guidelines and according to weather conditions.
To join the Maritime Club's WhatsApp group.
