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Three hours in Byron Bay's famously learner-friendly waves with GazMan Morgan, the local legend who's been teaching here longer than anyone, max 10 students, all gear included, dolphins often watching from out back.
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Every surf town has one instructor the locals all point to. In Byron Bay it's Gaz, GazMan Morgan, owner of Style Surfing and the town's longest-serving surf instructor, a man who has put more first-timers on their feet than he could plausibly count. The session is three full hours in Byron's famously forgiving waves, long, soft, learner-friendly walls that make first pop-ups feel possible and second ones feel certain. Groups are capped at ten so everybody gets Gaz-time, and all the gear is included; you bring swimmers and a willingness to fall with dignity. The regular bonus feature: dolphins, and in season whales, cruising behind the lineup while you work. One thing worth knowing about Gaz: if the waves turn dangerous, he cancels, every time, no exceptions. That's not a caveat, it's a credential. Learn from the guy who's seen everything this bay can do.
1 Taught by Byron's longest-serving instructor
2 Three full hours in the water
3 Max ten students
4 All gear included
5 Dolphins often out the back
6 Safety-first, always
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"Excellent surf session for my 13 year old son, "27 stars!" The energy and positivity was contagious and many life and surf lessons beyond the basics were covered on this most perfect beach in Byron Bay."
Marc B.
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