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Small-group lessons that pick the beach on the morning’s forecast, from three hours door to door. Lessons only.
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A Tofino school built around a single honest idea: it does not commit to a beach in advance. Instructors assess the forecast and run the session at North Chesterman, South Chesterman or Cox Bay, and tell you which at check-in — which on this coast is the difference between a good lesson and a wasted morning. Sessions run three hours in total with roughly ninety minutes actually in the water, the rest being gear, the drive and the beach briefing. Published rates are CA$99 per person plus tax for a mixed group lesson, ages 13 and up, and private group lessons from CA$199 plus tax for ages 5 and up, all equipment included. The wetsuit matters more than the board here and is part of the price. Its site carries a 2014–2026 copyright, which is the recency signal; the booking route is the site's own lesson pages rather than a self-serve checkout. Prices are in Canadian dollars and are not converted here. No accommodation, though the school operates alongside Hotel Zed in town, which sells a stay-and-surf package using these lessons.
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