- 1- Surf Ability

Think about what you want to get out of your holiday before setting off a blazing trail to an infamous wave like Teahupoo, Tahiti. Yes, everyone may have heard of the wave, but very few of us mere mortals are able to surf it. So if you want to have a holiday in Tahiti, go for it, but don’t expect to surf it.
- 2- Season

When living in more northerly Europe we all know how much we miss the sun over the winter months, and crave a dose of hot weather and warm(er) waves. Going on a surf holiday, whether it’s for a surf camp or to explore new surf spots, is a great excuse to get some much needed solar rays. So choose your surf holiday by what you feel you need… if it’s sunshine in the middle of winter- think Fuerteventura, better waves in summer- head to Portugal, or simply a break in autumn- go to France or Spain.
- 3- Accommodation

The one thing that can make or break a surf holiday, is where you stay. Planning ahead a little and choosing an accommodation that is suited to you is essential. Think about who you’re travelling with, whether you like self catered apartments or full board hotels, and how close you want to be to the surf.
This article was added by Francesca Bingley