Water Sports in Torquay

Paddling, Surfing and Jet Skis for Groups

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Category: Water SportsLocation: TorquayListings: 3

Compare Torquay Water Sports Operators

Southern Exposure - water sports in Geelong

From $85pp

Workplace groups can build a full day around yoga, beach volleyball, kayaking, mountain biking and surfing, with transport arranged on request.

SeaEarth Adventures - water sports in Geelong

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SeaEarth Adventures (Torquay)5.0 (25)

Work teams can choose a relaxed day out or a structured program on leadership, communication and working under pressure.

Go Ride A Wave Torquay - water sports in Geelong

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Go Ride A Wave Torquay (Torquay)4.9 (254)

Corporate teams build rafts, race relays and tackle a Surf Carnival on the sand, all run by experienced instructors.

Choosing a Day Out on the Water

Three Torquay operators take groups into the surf, each with its own angle. Go Ride A Wave Torquay works from a Bell Street shop with showers and change rooms, SeaEarth Adventures mixes surfing with kayaking and land challenges, and Southern Exposure runs coached two-hour lessons from a trailer on the sand.

Where the three Torquay operators differ for a group:

Go Ride A Wave Torquay offers surfing, bodyboarding, stand up paddle boarding, kayaking, Beach Olympics, a Surf Carnival and a Raft Regatta for birthday, hens, bucks and work groups.
SeaEarth Adventures needs at least four people for a group session and runs two-hour sit-on-top kayak tours alongside its surf lessons.
Southern Exposure hands every surfer a soft-top board, wetsuit and rash vest, coaching at one instructor to eight, from $85 per person.
Groups of up to 50 can go out with Southern Exposure, split into smaller crews on the beach.
Go Ride A Wave Torquay keeps lessons in waist-deep water, and its instructors are qualified lifeguards.

Go Ride A Wave Torquay starts children from age five, with an adult in the water for under-nines at no charge.
Southern Exposure starts surfers from age six, and under-eights need a parent or guardian alongside them.
SeaEarth Adventures can arrange private lessons and tours for families and groups smaller than four.
No minimum swimming ability is needed for Go Ride A Wave Torquay's lessons.

Team days in the Torquay surf

SeaEarth Adventures quotes corporate days on the activities, venue, length and group size, mixing raft building, abseiling and surfing.
Southern Exposure pairs surf time with yoga, surf kayaking, beach volleyball or mountain biking, and can help with transport and accommodation.
Go Ride A Wave Torquay can add photography, videography and a 12-seat minibus with driver.
Pricing for SeaEarth Adventures and Go Ride A Wave Torquay is quoted on request.

Common Questions Before You Paddle Out

Which Torquay surf school suits a child's birthday?

All three list birthdays. Go Ride A Wave Torquay takes kids from five and Southern Exposure from six, while SeaEarth Adventures runs groups of four or more.

Do surfers need their own boards or wetsuits in Torquay?

No. Southern Exposure supplies board, wetsuit and rash vest, and Go Ride A Wave Torquay fits everyone out at its shop before heading to the beach.

Can a hens or bucks group learn to surf in Torquay?

Yes, Go Ride A Wave Torquay runs group programs for hens and bucks parties.

How long does a group lesson go for?

Southern Exposure's lessons and SeaEarth Adventures' kayak tours run two hours, and Go Ride A Wave Torquay's public Surf Experience is also two hours.