Summer camp is an exciting time for kids to be kids. It is an opportunity to for them to burn off excess energy while learning new and exciting things. Surf camp is no exception. Whether your child is an experienced surfer or new to the ocean, our summer surf camp is customizable for every child.
Read MoreLet's be honest, parents love summer camp as much as the kids do. You get the kids out of the house for a couple days, they get to burn off some energy, and come home (and fingers cross) crash. A full day in the sun, will wipe the energy out of anyone, after all. So as you get to enjoy your week of freedom from the kids, it's important to know what your kids will need to bring to make the week as stress-free for both you and your kid(s) as possible. Below are our recommendations as to what to bring to our surf camp.
Read MoreSpring has finally sprung in Charleston, the school year is wrapping up, and summer vacation is about to begin. The ocean is warming up and the beach is coming alive. With so many activities and events going on in and around Folly Beach and Charleston it’s hard to choose what to do on the weekends. Here are some of our favorite May events in and around Charleston.
Read MoreSo, you booked your Charleston surf lessons. You’re pumped. Probably already envisioning yourself catching your first wave. But, before you throw on your swimsuit and head to the beach, there are a few things you need to make sure you bring with you. Here are our recommendations of what you should bring with you to your surf lesson.
Read MoreMany visitors come to Charleston just for the food. However, good food isn’t just found downtown. In just about every corner of the Charleston area there is good food to be found, and Folly Beach is no exception.
Folly Beach isn’t just the best beach for surfers, it’s one of the best beaches in South Carolina for food and drinks. Folly Beach is its own little island town equipped with tons of great restaurants and bars. Here are some of our favorites:
Read MoreExperienced surfers may have no fear of sharks, however, if you are first-time surfer, or new to surfing and looking to avoid a shark encounter, it is best to stay out of water at dusk and dawn, as these are the two primary feeding times for sharks.
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