I get seasick; can I go surfing?

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I get seasick; can I go surfing?

Yes, you can still surf, however you might get a little seasick during the lesson. We recommend taking a remedy ahead of time that your doctor recommends for you. We have dramamine available at the shop to purchase before your lesson.

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