Surf Camp Australia safety 1st approach

Surf Camp Australia is all about providing the Ultimate Surfing experience!

The first and most important component is providing a safe environment for our surfers to learn and improve.

Here is what we do to make your Surfing experience Safe:

  • Environment: 7 Mile Beach is one of the safest beaches in Australia due to range of factors:
    • 7 Mile Beach has a extremly flat shoreline (gradual drop in depth of the water/No steep drop-offs), which not only produces ideal low-energy spilling waves but also reduces wildlife activity.
    • Spilling waves present in Waist to shoulder-deep water
    • Surf Camp Australia has been operating for over 27 years without critical incidents

 

  • Technology:
    • Surf Camp Australia operates a Thermal Drone daily, which allows us to check and monitor and wildlife activity in the water at all times.
    • We are using the same technology and procedure used across NSW at lifeguarded beaches.

 

  • Safety-trained and fully Qualified staff: You are in safe hands!
    • All Instructors hold current Ocean rescue certificates and experience (renewed and tested yearly)
    • All Instructors are CPR and First aid trained (renewed and tested yearly
    • All Instructors are experienced surfers that understand and assess ocean conditions before each surf lesson.
    • A Senior/Head coach on each lesson to ensure safety before and during each surf lesson
    • In case of an emergency, a major hospital is close by.

The goal is simple: to make your surfing experince as safe as possible!

We teach this safety approach during our camps and at our Beach safety presentation held across Sydney and NSW.

We encourage all surfer to take this onto their surfing journey, always assess beach conditions and risk, keep up to date with beach safety information and if in doubt, don’t go out!

 

Please always feel free to get in touch with us if you have any questions about our safety approach or any concerns we are always happy to chat: 1 800 888 732 or [email protected]