Aotearoa Surf School was founded in 2002 and was one of the founding surf schools in New Zealand. Aotearoa Surf is owned and operated by Che, a local surfer who has a devotion for all things related to the ocean. He has a passionate, experienced and qualified team of instructors from the local area who pride themselves on giving everyone the best experience and memories as possible.
The right surfing destination is key to a good surf session. Even the best surfer can show his skills on a two foot swell. With this being said, there are certain countries that offer significantly better surfing than others. Wave consistency is what makes a good surfing destination great. Some of the countries with the most consistent waves if you are going to be at one destination for over a month it is recommended that you purchase a surfboard when you get there. This may seem extreme but it beats the alternative of buying a new surfboard before you go only to have it damaged in transit. So, if you are looking for surf shop then contact Aotearoa Surf School.
We operate out of the most beautiful beaches in the Auckland region, including Te Arai, Mangawhai, Orewa, Omaha, Pakiri and Waipu Cove. Our main two beaches, Te Arai and Mangawhai are just 60 minutes north of Auckland’s CBD. These beaches boast clear, blue waters and consistent, fun waves. You will be guaranteed the best, most consistent waves from Auckland to Whangarei when you surf with Aotearoa.
It is a modified version of surfing where surfers enjoy the combination of water and air but if you are a beginner then it is advisable that you perform surfing NZ only under supervision because surfing can be really dangerous if you are not sure on how to handle the kite attached to your surfboard. Generally strong powerful winds are needed to enjoy surfing but if you are unable to handle your kite board then the wind might take you off and injure you. Lake surfing is just another style of surfing where people prefer to surf on the strong waves that develop in bigger lakes around their locality.
