Redondo Beach Surf Lessons

Redondo Beach

We offer year-round Redondo Beach surf lessons.
One of the three Beach Cities in Los Angeles Country, Redondo Beach is the heart of the
Los Angeles South Bay, and the focus of many who want to be in the sun and near the ocean.

Having your surf lessons in Redondo Beach allows you to experience its lifestyle, a blend of neighborhoods, activities and people of the Bay Cities (Redondo, Hermosa and Manhattan Beach).

So why choose Redondo Beach for your surf lessons?

Perhaps the vast beach linking the Bay Cities is what makes surfing such a key element of the
Redondo Beach lifestyle year-round. Incredibly, it is actually common to see locals catching waves on both
Christmas and New Year’s Day!

You may also have your Redondo Beach surf lessons right down the Municipal Pier, a location popular with tourists and a variety of sports enthusiasts. And after you are done, stop by one of the local restaurants, bars, smaller shops and the arcade located in the neighboring Redondo Beach Marina and Harbor.

So book your surf lessons in Redondo Beach today!

Places To See In Redondo Beach

The Redondo Beach lifestyle manifests itself throughout the South Bay:

Riviera Village
Located in South Redondo west of PCH between Avenue I and Palos Verdes Blvd, the revitalized downtown area affectionately termed Riviera Village provides locals an opportunity to eat, shop and commune in a quiet atmosphere. Since 2004 several new or newly renovated restaurants have made a positive impact on local options for an on-the-town experience. The area also supports a number of independent boutiques and shops specializing in clothing and fashion, as well as at least three wine-tasting galleries.

Things To Do In Redondo Beach

We suggest you check out these locations when visiting Redondo Beach.

Beach Volleyball
Beach Volleyball is another important aspect of the region. So much so that even Olympic Gold Medalist Kerri Walsh and AVP Pro Casey Jennings have homes there! The wide and flat sand beaches provide the perfect venue for the sport, and courts are maintained by the city year-round, and AVP Pro tournaments are held in the Bay Cities.

The Strand
A paved path called The Strand runs from South Redondo north all the way to Santa Monica Beach.
A typical day on this path will see thousands of people on foot, bicycle, skateboard, rollerblade, wheelchair and stroller enjoying the sun and surf. The continuous path is broken only by the massive Redondo Beach King Harbor Marina and Pier complex, where it veers away from water and onto dedicated lanes of surface streets for about a mile before again turning to the ocean in Hermosa Beach. Continuing north from Manhattan Beach, this path stretches well into Marina del Rey and beyond
with few breaks.