Not worth your money
Visited Surfcamp Oyambre (Spain) in mid August 2025
Value for money was very poor – unfortunately, we cannot recommend this camp. Reasons:
Accommodation (“Surf Deluxe”): Instead of comfort, we found damp, extremely smelly bed linen (which cost an extra €20), an extremely thin mattress (we had pressure marks on our hips from the wooden slats), and old, lumpy pillows. “Deluxe” was not the right word for the permanently damp tipi. Look closely at the pictures online and notice the editing and the wide angles.
Everything costs extra: Contrary to the PureSurf website, surfing was not included in the Surf Camp Package of ~630€ p.P.. We had to pay €150 per person extra. On top of that came further costs (extremely delayed airport transfer, smelly bed linen, Paella Night that didn’t serve enough food for all guests, Day Trip, photos which we still didn’t receive).
Crew: It often felt like we were intruding on the holiday of a group of friends, rather than being welcomed as guests.
Camping Rodero: The surf camp is part of Camping Rodero. Overcrowded, sanitary facilities far away, mostly broken, dirty, with very low water pressure. Hot water? Only if you’re lucky.
Noise: Nightly party noise from youth travel groups. Actually there are 5(!) surf camps bordering Camping Rodero. Four of them are targeted at Dutch youth groups. Lots of screaming, shouting, drinking, and loud music well past quiet hours (11 pm).
Organization & communication: Chaotic and non-transparent (booking unclear between PureSurf/StarSurf/SurfTribe). Arrival at Camping Rodero? Where are we and who is responsible? Communication about refund for the failed airport transfer was very poor. Surf photos still not received (4 weeks after the camp).
To end on a positive note: the Yoga Teacher RG, as well as surf instructors Seb and Francesco were great. Thanks to them the camp gets one star.