Swell Surf Camp Cabarete

Hotel · Sosúa

Swell Surf Camp Cabarete

Hotel · Sosúa
Calle principal, Cabarete 52000, Dominican Republic Telephone: +1 (809) 963, Cabarete, Dominican Republic

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Surf lessons, comfortable rooms, social vibe, great food  

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Calle principal, Cabarete 52000, Dominican Republic Telephone: +1 (809) 963, Cabarete, Dominican Republic Get directions

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Calle principal, Cabarete 52000, Dominican Republic Telephone: +1 (809) 963, Cabarete, Dominican Republic Get directions

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TravoWavo

Google
Such a great experience!||Loved my stay here as a solo trip to learn to surf. Was easy to connect with others since you’re surfing together and having breakfast together. Dinner is served at the camp 3x/week too. The camp food was super tasty. ||We had a morning surf session, came back for breakfast, went back out for a mid-morning second session each day. Instructors Luciano and Daniel were fantastic, lots of individual attention and helpful feedback. ||When you’re not surfing the camp can organize other excursions for you, you can take a short walk to the kite surfing beach and hit restaurants and bars on the beach, or just relax by the pool at the resort. ||Overall a 5 out of 5 experience!!! Will try to come back next year for kite surfing.

Blair VanNostrand

Google
All members of the Swell team combine to make for an engaging, fulfilling experience. Great place for new surfers. A little less consistent for experienced surfers than the waves in Costa Rica. The town is vibrant and easily walkable. Great supermarket on the corner. The highlight for us, was the group of people we ended sharing our stay with. The communal dining was new for us. Food is outstanding both in-house and nearby. Highly recommended.

piloto321

Google
Small, hostel-like place. Rooms were clean and comfortable. Air conditioner and fan worked well. Surfing from the hotel via private transport to the beach twice each morning. First surfing at 6:45 am. After first surf, full, cooked breakfast and coffee after the surfing. Surfing instructors were the best I've had. Great beach for beginner surfing with nothing too scary like big rocks. Only drawback is that the community surrounding Swell is quite loud. There was music with deep bass nearby until 4 am. Lot's of nearby restaurant choices. Bring ear plugs and all will be well.

graemed854

Google
Swell surf camp is an absolute gem. I'm so glad that saw an Ad pop up for this place as the Dominican Republic had never been on my radar for a surf trip. I'm an 'out of shape' workaholic but had wanted to learn to surf for many years (until now, I'd not been able to find time). I'm also a little bit older than I'd like to be, but that did not stop me having an absolute blast at the camp with the other guests. I guess that the fact everyone is there to do the same thing (or things) means that ages are levelled up and I never felt younger on vacation.|Haudy runs a tight ship and makes sure that everyone has everything they need. She's in charge of the awesome food (it's mouthwatering, every meal) and is arranging guests' trips outside of surf time. My surf lessons were awesome with Luciano and the team (and they had their work cut out with me, let me tell you!). They managed to make the surf lessons really fun as well as rewarding. Goodness, I slept well at night!|I even tried a couple of hours of wingfoiling, which was so fun, but I left it too late (I'd already been at Swell for 5 days when I took a couple of hours because another guest was learning and doing great). I'm going back again asap to learn wing foiling in the afternoon and carry on with the surfing where I left off.|I don't write many reviews, but this place was worth the time. Thnx.

Luis Sierra

Google
Just spent a week at Swell Surf Camp. I have to start with how nice and accommodating the staff was. Great friendly service. The surf instructors were a good bunch of guys with tons of patience. Funny too. I wanted to go somewhere where I could practice surfing every day consistently and I was able to do so here. This time of year, May - June, the waves are not very big but it is pretty much what I wanted. The only recommendation I can make, especially to the solo traveler, is that you need to bring something to keep yourself entertained. After you are done surfing, usually around noon, if you are not involved with any of the afternoon excursions, the days can get long. There are places to go and checkout within walking distance but not a whole lot. Thank you to everyone that made this such a wonderful experience for me. I hope you enjoy your surfing adventure.

Shreya Ley

Google
My husband and I spent 7 or 8 days at Swell. I went into the week thinking that I hated surfing and was mostly going because my husband was super excited about it. I loaded up on books and figured I’d work remotely. Well, I got there and within a couple days, I was actually surfing and I couldn’t imagine not going every day. The staff and surf instructors were so stoked about surfing, I couldn’t help but be stoked too. The instructors were excellent and patient and nice. The food they cook for you is all really delicious. The referrals they had for restaurants and other activities were great. All the people working at Swell were very very nice. Everyone we encountered in connection with Swell was super nice and lovely. The location isn’t on the beach but I thought that was a positive because it was probably quieter. Highly recommend doing the yoga as well. Only hiccup we had was that we didn’t realize the wing foiling was with a third party company and so we didn’t realize we had to arrange our own schedule with them. It was all worked out very easily and ended up being for the best to have it that way. So no biggie. Just something to be aware of.

Grace Ledding

Google
Look no further this is a spectacular surf camp! Great location and the rooms look just like the photos - tidy, comfy beds, showers work well. But what makes this place spectacular is the staff. Everyone is warm and welcoming and I felt right at home as a solo traveller. The meals were delicious. I’ve taken surf lessons all over the world and Luciano is by far and away the best instructor I’ve had. As opposed to the supervised chaos I’ve experienced in the past - he has actual lesson plans and goals for each session so you have measurable progress. Jeffrey is also great. I felt safe and confident - and above all had a lot of fun. Hats off to Haudy the host who organizes everything seamlessly. Thanks everyone for making my first solo surf trip so fantastic. See you again soon!

Happiness27535604282

Google
I had a great time! The lessons from the surf team were great, my surfing improved tremendously. The facilities at Swell are top notch: comfortable rooms, spacious communal areas and most of all the friendliness of the entire swell staff. I am already planning my next trip back to Swell,