- Pack the Essentials: Bring sunscreen, rash guards, and a hat to protect your kids from the sun. A towel, water bottle, and snacks are also handy for post-surfing breaks.
- Choose the Right Surf School: Look for schools with certified instructors who have experience working with children. Smaller class sizes ensure that your child gets plenty of individual attention.
- Encourage Without Pressure: Some kids may feel nervous about trying something new. Reassure them that it’s okay to take their time and that the goal is to have fun, not to be perfect.
- Join the Fun: If you’re a surfer yourself, consider booking a family lesson where you can hit the waves together. It’s a great way to create shared memories.

Yosua is a surf enthusiast with over 5 years of chasing waves across Bali’s iconic coastlines. From West coast to East coast of Bali, he’s spent years exploring what makes Bali one of the world’s greatest surf destinations. Through Surf Journey Bali, Yosua shares honest guides, local tips, and surf travel insights to help both beginners and seasoned wave-riders make the most of their Bali surf experience.


