Spring is back. Snow is melting. Wetsuits are drying. And wave pools around the world are flipping the switch to “on.” If you’re frothing and checking surf park calendars from work between meetings, or just scrolling and daydreaming on your phone, this wave pool prices guide is for you. We break down how much it costs to surf a wave pool in 2025 so you can spend less time Googling and more time surfing.

Alaïa Bay in Switzerland opened for the season on April 12. Wave Park South Korea follows on April 26, marking the shift from coastal chill to controlled perfection. Last year’s media darling O₂ SURFTOWN MUC stayed open all winter and now stretches sessions with the longer days. Revel Surf in Arizona is already in full swing, serving up warm-water peelers in the desert.

What does it cost to surf these wave pools around the world? Find out here as WavePoolMag has updated all information to be as current and relevant as possible.

Prices have shifted. New deals have dropped. And a few surprises might be waiting. From Bavarian barrels to desert runners, here’s what it’ll cost you to visit a surf park in 2025.

EMEA (Europe/Middle East/Africa)

o2 SURFTOWN MUC
The Wave, Bristol
Lost Shore, Edinburgh
Rif010, Rotterdam
Alaïa Bay, Switzerland
Wave Palace, Tenerife
Srf Park Tel Aviv, Israel
Valley of the Waves, Africa
Surf Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi
Aqua Arabia, Qiddiya
Wadi Adventure, UAE

AUSTRALASIA

URBNSURF, Melbourne
URBNSURF, Sydney
Surf Lakes, Yeppoon
YourWave, New Zealand
Wave Park, South Korea
Surf Stadium, Japan
Kobe Reyes, Japan

THE AMERICAS

Atlantic Park, Virginia Beach, Virginia
Palm Springs Surf Club, California
Waco Surf, Texas
Revel Surf, Arizona
FiresideSurf, Texas
Typhoon Lagoon, Florida
The Surf Ranch, California
SkudinSurf AD, New Jersey
The LineUp at Wai Kai, Oahu
The Reef Club at Bridal Falls, Canada
West Edmonton Mall, Edmonton Canada
São Paulo Surf Club, Brazil
Fazenda da Grama, Brazil
Surfland Brasil, Garopaba
Boa Vista, São Paulo Brazil

o2 SURFTOWN MUC Pricing – Munich, Germany

Drone view of o2SURFTOWNMUC where Guests can purchase wave pool tickets — Prices at O₂ SURFTOWN MUC reflect wave type and session length, with advanced surfers drawn to the longer rides of Point Break mode. The A-Frame mode (shown here) is quite popular as well.Photo by Matze Ried / o2 SURFTOWN MUC

The Lowdown

O₂ SURFTOWN MUC is located near Munich Airport and aims to attract Germany’s estimated 2.5 million surfers, along with beginners eager to learn. The team broke ground on an Endless Surf ES34 system in 2022, and the surf park officially opened in 2024.

Located next to several airport commuter hotels and local businesses, the surf park is also part of a larger development. A 29,000-square-meter building called “Hybrid One” is in the works. It will feature offices, retail space, and food services, creating a unique live-work-play quarter rather than traditional office real estate.

Waves and Technology

Type of wave(s):
Lefts and rights break in a heart-shaped Endless Surf pool, offering a wide range of wave styles.

Wave Generating Technology:
The surf park uses Endless Surf tech, which creates waves by pressurizing air through caissons. The number of caissons matches the pool model. For instance, an ES36 has 36 caissons, while an ES48 has, you guessed it, 48 caissons. The O₂ SURFTOWN MUC wave pool features 34 caissons.

This setup supports multiple wave formats, including Split Peak (A-Frame) and Point Break modes. Surfers can enjoy simultaneous rights and lefts or longer waves that span the entire pool.

Operating Hours and Surf Sessions

Hours of Operation / Seasonal Hours:
Surfing is available daily in summer from 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM. Winter hours are shorter but still offer consistent access to surf sessions.

Sessions:
O₂ SURFTOWN MUC provides surfing for all levels: First Timer, Rookie, Progressive, Intermediate, Advanced, and Expert. A Pro setting is in development. Surfers choose between A-Frame mode or Point Break mode, and special coaching sessions are also available to help improve skills.

Wave Pool Prices – O₂ SURFTOWN MUC

O₂ SURFTOWN MUC offers flexible pricing to encourage return visits. The Membership program provides discounted access to session bundles—helping reduce the cost per surf.

Multi-Session Packages:

50-session package: €2,899 (~€58 or $62 USD per session)
10-session package: €749 (~€75 or $80 USD per session)

Individual Session Prices

How much does it cost to surf at O₂ SURFTOWN MUC? Here’s the breakdown by mode:

A-Frame Mode – €89 per session
In A-Frame mode, waves break from the center, creating lefts and rights simultaneously. These waves are adaptable for all skill levels. Sessions are now further divided into A-Frame Barrels and A-Frame Turns to better serve advanced surfers.

Point Break Mode – €149 per session
This advanced setting delivers waves that run the entire pool length, with ride times up to 18 seconds. Designed for barrels, turns, and aerials, it can also be adjusted for relaxed cruising or longboarding.

Gift Vouchers and Memberships

O₂ SURFTOWN MUC also provides level-specific gift vouchers:

Beginner Voucher (€89): Includes coaching, wetsuit, and softboard
Progressive to Pro Voucher (€89): Standard session for intermediate to advanced surfers
Intermediate to Pro Voucher (€149): Extended session with more powerful waves
Membership (€199): Unlocks exclusive discounts and early session access

The Wave Prices – Bristol England

Aerial view of The Wave Bristol, the UK’s first Wavegarden Cove surf park.

The Lowdown

The Wave in Bristol is the UK’s first Wavegarden Cove—and also the first of its kind to open anywhere in the world. The facility is the company’s flagship surf park and has recently entered the planning phase for a second site in North London. That new location will feature Endless Surf wave-making technology.

Since opening in 2019, The Wave has become a consistent destination for the UK surf community. Surfers travel from the South West and South Wales, while many Londoners make the two-hour trip west to enjoy reliable, inland waves.

Construction & Wave Specs

WavePool Construction Progress: Complete

Type of wave(s): The Wavegarden Cove system produces a full range of waves. These include soft beginner whitewater, knee-high rollers, and steep, head-high slabs.

Wave Generating Technology: Wavegarden Cove Technology

Surf Technical Information:
Advanced and Expert waves run between 4-to-6 feet while Improver and Intermediate waves stay in the 2- 3foot-range. Rides run between 12-15 seconds on each section of the wave pool.

Operating Hours and Surf Availability

Thanks to directional lighting, The Wave operates year-round, including night surfing. In summer, surf sessions run daily from 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM. In winter, hours are reduced and vary by day—generally from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM.

The Clubhouse opens one hour before the first session and stays open for at least an hour after the final surf. Food and drinks are available throughout the day.

Wave Pool Prices at The Wave, Bristol

All wave pool prices are listed in British Pounds (GBP) and reflect low-season rates. As of this writing, £1 equals approximately $1.30 USD. The Wave offers six session levels: Beginner, Improver, Intermediate, Advanced, Advanced Plus, and Expert, which includes both Barrels and Turns settings.

A Beginner lesson for children aged 4–12 (with an adult) starts at £35. Lessons for surfers aged 6+—including adult-only classes—start at £45 (£35 for children). The Improver setting, which is the next step up, begins at £49.

The Intermediate, Advanced, and Advanced Plus sessions also start from £49. Each level increases in wave complexity and power.

For Expert-level surfers, two options are available: Barrels and Turns.

Barrels sessions (max 13 surfers): £49 (£39 for children)
Turns sessions (max 17 surfers): £49

Optional coaching is available for Improver, Intermediate, and Advanced sessions for an additional £10.

To encourage progression, a same-day surf discount offers 50% off a second session booked on the same day.

Accommodation at The Wave

The Camp at The Wave includes 25 safari tents and is one of the closest accommodations to any wave pool globally. Tents start at £90 per night and sleep up to eight people. Each one includes real beds, a cooking stove, running water, a log burner, and a camping toilet. Shared hot showers and restroom blocks are also available for campers.

Additional Facilities

The on-site Clubhouse features a café and bar serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Visitors can also relax on a lake-view balcony after their session. Inside, a well-stocked surf shop provides equipment, apparel, and accessories.

Sustainability Highlight

The Wave is the first surf park to run entirely on renewable energy. Thanks to its on-site solar installation, the facility now produces more electricity than it consumes—powering both the wave pool and its supporting infrastructure.

Lost Shore Surf Resort Costs – Ratho, Scotland

Lost Shore Surf Resort near Edinburgh is now open, offering Scotland’s first inland surf lagoon. — Wave pool prices at Scotland’s new surf park vary by level, with discounted packages available for frequent surfers and return visits.

The Lowdown: Prices and Details for Scotland’s First Wave Pool

Lost Shore Surf Resort, developed by Tartan Leisure Limited, is now open just 10 minutes from Edinburgh Airport. Located beside the Edinburgh International Climbing Arena in Ratho, the site marks the debut of Scotland’s first inland surf lagoon. The resort blends cutting-edge wave technology with a strong surf culture and family-friendly design.

Since its planning stages, Lost Shore has grown beyond its original scope. The project now includes university research partnerships, adaptive surfing programs, and accessibility initiatives that make it welcoming for all experience levels. On top of that, they are core purveyors of Scottish surf culture.

At the heart of the facility is a 52-module Wavegarden Cove system. This configuration produces simultaneous lefts and rights, fanning out from the top of a diamond-shaped pool. The shallower, wide ends—referred to as the Bays—are ideal for whitewater beginner lessons.

Waves and Technology

WavePool Construction Progress: Completed and operational.

Accessibility: Fully open to the public, with programs for adaptive surfers and inclusive design for families and first-time visitors.

Type of wave(s): The Wavegarden Cove produces a wide range of waves—from soft, knee-high rollers perfect for learners to steep, head-high slabs suitable for experts.

Wave Generating Technology: Wavegarden Cove Technology.

Wave Specs: Waves range from 2 to 7 feet high. Lefts and rights are available, with ride lengths between 30 and 100 meters, depending on the session format.

Operating Hours and On-Site Amenities

Hours of Operation: Lost Shore operates with seasonal scheduling. Winter hours are more limited, while summer sessions take full advantage of Scotland’s long daylight windows—up to 16 hours per day. Check the official schedule for up-to-date times.

Wellness: Lost Shore tacked on the name “Resort” for a good reason. The facility offers a full menu of wellness trea t ments.

Food: The resort features a unique canteen concept—an open dining space with three rotating restaurants. Offerings range from surf-park staples like pizza and tacos to local fare such as mussels in white wine. The bar features a curated selection of whisky, staying true to Scottish roots.

Accommodation Options

Lost Shore offers a variety of stays for solo surfers, couples, and larger groups.

Surf pods and modular units line the waterfront and are ideal for singles or couples. Each unit features a king-size bed, underfloor heating, and smart technology.

Larger poolside units include a super-king bedroom, a separate bunk room, and a convertible sofa bed in the lounge—perfect for small families.

On the ridge above the lagoon, hilltop lodges offer three- and four-bedroom options in luxury cabin settings, with elevated views of the surf park.

Wave Pool Prices – Lost Shore Surf Resort

So, what does it cost to surf at Lost Shore?

Wave pool prices are based on 60-minute sessions. During each session, surfers typically catch between 10 and 15 waves. Pricing varies slightly by season, and discount bundles are available for frequent visitors.

Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced sessions: Start at £55
Barrels session: Starts at £65

The barrel setting is especially popular, offering one of the longest tube sections found in any Wavegarden Cove surf pool globally.

As an added bonus, gear hire is included with all sessions. Surfers can also purchase multi-session packs to reduce the cost per surf.

Rif010 Wave Pool Prices – Rotterdam, Netherlands

Wide shot of RiF010 with surfers and spectators — Spectators line the canal as RiF010 hosts surf sessions in a uniquely public setting.

The Lowdown: Wave Pool Prices and Details for RiF010 Rotterdam

RiF010 is the Netherlands’ first public surf-focused wave pool and the world’s first urban surf tank. What makes this project unique is its location—right in the heart of Rotterdam. The wave basin is built into the Steigersgracht canal, surrounded by restaurants, shops, and public walkways that attract spectators and city surfers alike.

The wave is a 1.5-meter right-hander powered by SurfLoch’s pneumatic technology, designed to mimic the shape and energy of natural ocean waves. First proposed in 2014 and approved in 2023, the project received a €3 million investment from the Rotterdam municipality. On sunny days, it’s not uncommon to see 100+ people gathered around the basin, watching surfers ride city-center waves.

Construction and Wave Technology

WavePool Construction Progress: Open and operational.

Accessibility: Open to the public. RiF010 was built with inclusivity in mind and integrates seamlessly into the city’s pedestrian infrastructure.

Wave Generating Technology: RiF010 uses SurfLoch wave systems. It features eight caissons, similar to the setup in the Palm Springs test pool. These pneumatic chambers generate consistent, high-quality waves tailored to skill level.

Wave Direction: Currently, the pool only produces right-handers, following the shape of the surrounding canal. Waves break across two zones—The Point (also called The Rif) and The Bay—resulting in 300 swells per hour, or roughly 600 surfable waves every hour.

Hours of Operation and Seasonality

RiF010 is open during the spring, summer, and autumn transition seasons. Whether it will remain open through the Dutch winter is still being evaluated. Regardless, the facility is designed to handle moderate weather, with flexibility built into its scheduling.

Wave Pool Prices – RiF010 Rotterdam

So, how much does it cost to surf at RiF010?

The wave pool offers multiple price tiers based on skill level and wave size. All surf sessions last one hour and include the use of a soft board. Advanced boards like Libtech surfboards are available for rent.

Skill Level / Wave Type	Wave Size	Price (per hour)
Beginner – “Next Steps”	1.0 meters	€45
Intermediate	1.35 meters	€50
Advanced	1.50 meters	€50
Expert	1.60 meters	€60
Expert Barrel	1.60 meters	€60
Expert Air	1.60 meters	€60

Multi-Session Discounts:
A 5-session bundle offers approximately a 15% discount, making it more affordable for return surfers and locals.

Community & Access

One of the core missions of RiF010 is to introduce surfing to Rotterdam’s youth. According to spokesperson Edwin van Viegen, “All Rotterdam-based children learn to surf at RiF010.” Every ticket purchase and even café sales help support this goal, reinforcing the wave pool’s public benefit and community-driven focus.

Aläia Bay Pricing – Sion, Switzerland

view of Alaïa Bay surf park in the Swiss Alps with artificial wave pool surrounded by mountain peaks. — Alaïa Bay delivers high-performance hard-breaking artificial waves as well soft waves for beginners in the heart of the Swiss Alps.

The Lowdown: Tucked away in the heart of the Swiss Alps, Alaïa Bay is the first wave pool of its kind in continental Europe and likely one of the most visually distinct locations to surf, regardless of ability. The wave pool opened in May 2021. The Surf Lagoon is powered by a Wavegarden Cove, the same wave-generating modules used at The Wave (UK) and URBNSURF (Australia). However, the pool is smaller due to the removal of the shallow beginner wading area. Instead, beginner surfers access separate sessions designed with easier wave settings. Alaïa Bay includes a 300m² AAA Surf Shop, a full-service restaurant with direct views of the lagoon, and an onsite ding repair workshop.

Type of Technology: Wavegarden Cove

Wave’s Technical Information: Cove Technology – Wave height: 0.6–1.8 m (2–6 ft), Left and Right break, Ride length: 8–14 seconds

Hours of operation/Seasonal Hours: Open daily in summer with reduced hours during spring and autumn. Closed some winter months due to freezing temperatures.

What it costs to surf Alaïa Bay

Sessions are organized into categories including Rookie, Cruiser, Intermediate, Advanced, Expert, Mega turn and Mega barrel. The Air Section is available on request. Alaïa Bay uses a three-tier pricing model: Peak, Normal, and Free Surf. Peak pricing applies to high-demand periods such as weekends. Normal covers standard weekday sessions. Free Surf rates apply to advanced surfers able to surf independently without instruction. Hourly prices range from 89–169 CHF (approximately $100–$190 USD). Alaïa offers multi-session discount packs and a membership option via the Alaïa Bay Card.

Equipment Hire: A wide range of rental boards and wetsuits is available at the Surf School, from foam boards to high-performance models. The surf park applies a strict damage inspection process. Surfers are liable for any damage to rental equipment.

Pool Structure: Concrete lagoon (Cove)

Waves per hour: Approximately 600 waves per hour

Atmosphere: Mountain-facing open-air setup in a French-Swiss alpine setting. The on-site restaurant is popular for weekend brunch and draws local traffic from Sion and surrounding areas.

Something special: Alaïa operates additional facilities in the region including Alaïa Chalet Skatepark, the Alaïa Lodge hotel in Crans-Montana; and Alaïa Hostel, a budget-friendly accommodation just five minutes from the wave pool. Depending on the time of year, it is possible to snowboard, skate, and surf in the same day.

Final Word:
With its tiered surf park pricing, consistent wave output, and distinct alpine environment, Alaïa Bay continues to position itself as a benchmark for inland surfing in Europe. For those seeking repetition, structure, and a unique location, it offers a surfing experience not currently replicated elsewhere on the continent.

The Wave Palace Wave Pool Prices – Siam Park, Tenerife

Water view of Siam Park wave pool in Tenerife, Canary Islands, showing artificial wave setup by Murphys Waves. — Stand Up Paddle surfer riding a fast left-hand artificial wave at Siam Park surf pool powered by Murphys Waves technology.

Siam Park Wave Pool: Surfing in a Swimmer’s Paradise

Overview

Siam Park in Tenerife is primarily a swimmer-focused wave pool attraction, but it holds a unique place in surf culture thanks to the many Euro clips coming out in the early wave pool days. Surf sessions here are rare and scheduled outside regular public hours.

Accessibility and Reservations

Surfing is offered by reservation only. To inquire or book a session, contact:

Email: rp@siampark.net
Phone: +34 822 07 00 00

Wave Settings and Technology

The wave pool produces fast left and right waves off a steep wall. These waves often back off before a dumping closeout on the shallow end, creating a short but punchy ride. While not a traditional surf lagoon, the setup has been creatively used for high-performance surfing with added tow-ins or jet skis.

Operating Hours

Surf access is available only on weekends and holidays, and exclusively between 6:00 PM and 7:00 PM.

Surfing Hours: 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Availability: Weekends and public holidays only
Advance Booking: Required via phone or email

Pricing Overview (USD Estimates)

Surf session costs vary and are determined by reservation. Estimates are as follows:

Session Type	Estimated Price (USD)
Private Surf Session	$52 – $880
Children Under 6	Free
Children Ages 6–11	Special pricing (TBD)

Note: Confirm pricing directly with the venue. Public prices may not reflect surf session rates.

Pool Structure and Design

Structure: Concrete pool within a tropical resort environment
Setting: Designed for swimmers, adapted for limited surf use
Wave Type: Artificial, short-interval waves with abrupt closeouts

Surf Apparel and Gear

Accepted Attire: Boardshorts and bikinis
Gear Tip: Bring your own surfboard; rentals may not be available

Final Word

Siam Park offers a rare surfing opportunity inside one of the world’s most popular waterparks. While sessions are limited and surf-specific design is secondary to swimming, its place in surf history—and the novelty of scoring waves here—makes it a bucket-list stop for adventurous surfers. Due to the exclusive timing and access, advance planning is essential.

Srf Park Tel (Aviv) – Israel

Wave Pool Prices and Surf Access at SrfParkTLV – Surf Park Israel

Launch and Location

Soft launched in mid-April 2025, SrfParkTLV (Surf Park Israel) is preparing for its official grand opening in late May 2025. Located in Tel Aviv, this purpose-built surf facility introduces a world-class artificial wave experience to the region. Pricing listed below reflects the soft launch period and may change in the coming months.

As of this writing, the exchange rate is approximately ₪4 to $1 USD. All prices are listed in Israeli New Shekels (₪) due to technical limits in the booking system, which does not accept international phone numbers longer than 10 digits.

Wave Technology and Pool Details

SrfParkTLV features a 56-module Wavegarden Cove system—the same setup used at Wave Park in Siheung-si, South Korea. It delivers precise, programmable wave cycles ideal for longboarders and newbies. Core surfers from the nearby beaches will find a full menu of expert level waves.

Wave Specs

Wave Type: Lefts and Rights on either side of the Cove design
Wave Height: Variable, suitable for L1–L4 (Beginner to Advanced)
Waves per Session: 12–13
Session Duration: 55 minutes
Maximum Surfers per Session: 18
Equipment: Not included (rental available on-site)

Public Access and Surf Eligibility

Surf Park Israel is open to the public, with daily surf access available by advance reservation. Sessions are grouped by skill level—Expert, Intermediate, and Junior—with safety and progression in mind.

Wave Pool Prices in Israel

If you’re searching for wave pool prices in Israel, here’s the current breakdown during the soft launch phase:

Expert Session: ₪390
Intermediate Session: ₪360
Junior Session (up to age 16): ₪320

Surf Cards and Multi-Pack Discounts

Frequent surfers can take advantage of discounted packages:

20-Session Surf Card (Levels L1–L4): ₪6,100
- Valid from the park’s official opening date
- Includes daily access (reservations required)
Experienced Surfer Packs:
- 10-Pack: ₪3,250
- 5-Pack: ₪1,700

Membership Options

For extended access and exclusive perks, two membership tiers are available:

Epic Club Membership: ₪22,300
Ocean Club Membership: ₪17,500

These options are designed for regular surfers who want flexibility, added benefits, and year-round wave access.

Surf Lessons at Surf Park Israel

SrfParkTLV offers group surf lessons suitable for beginners and developing surfers. Sessions are hosted in The Bay, the park’s beginner-friendly wave zone, and taught by certified instructors from the Wingate Institute and International Surfing Association (ISA).

Lesson Format

Land-Based Instruction: 30 minutes
In-Water Time: 60 minutes
Wrap-Up & Feedback: 15 minutes
Total Duration: 105 minutes

What’s Included

Small group sizes by age and skill level
Soft-top surfboard
Rash guard
Wetsuit (in winter)
Sunscreen

Lessons are ideal for ages 8–16 and available year-round, with special holiday programs offered during school breaks. Starting price: ₪149 per session (with occasional discounts). Advance registration is required.

Wellness Programs

In addition to surfing, SRF Wellness offers a range of classes focused on mobility, strength, and recovery, open to both surfers and non-surfers.

Class Options

SRF Strength: Build power and prevent injuries
SRF Yoga: Boost flexibility and speed recovery
SRF Pilates: Improve posture and core control
SRF Movement: Enhance agility, balance, and coordination

These sessions complement surf training and are designed to optimize both land-based fitness and in-water performance.

Valley of the Waves Costs – Sun City South Africa

Aerial view of Valley of Waves surfable pool at Sun City Resort in South Africa. — Surfers riding an artificial wave during a private booking at Valley of Waves in Sun City, South Africa.

The Lowdown: Wave Pool Prices and Surf Access at Valley of Waves, South Africa

Situated inside the iconic Sun City resort in South Africa’s North West Province, the Valley of Waves offers a tropical waterpark experience with a unique twist—limited-access surf sessions in a chlorinated wave pool. While not a purpose-built surf park, the pool can generate left and right-hand waves and is available for private surf bookings by request.

The wave pool sits at the heart of the resort’s broader entertainment complex, surrounded by luxury accommodations, casinos, golf courses, and family-friendly attractions. It’s a recreation-first environment with occasional windows for surfing, typically during early morning or after-hours operations.

Public Access and Surf Eligibility

Valley of Waves is open to the public and welcomes all ages. Surfing, however, is not part of the daily schedule and must be reserved in advance through direct inquiry.

During surf-only bookings, the wave pool becomes suitable for beginner, intermediate, and advanced surfers, offering left and right breaks in alternating cycles.

Wave Technology and Pool Details

The pool is powered by a hybrid system designed by Whitewater West and Barr + Wray, using pneumatic technology to produce short, rideable waves. The setup is primarily aimed at recreational swimmers, but offers enough push for surfboards under the right conditions.

Wave Specs:

Wave Height: 2–4 feet
Ride Length: ~30 meters (approx. 30 yards)
Wave Direction: Lefts and Rights
Estimated Wave Frequency (during surf use): ~60 waves per hour

What It Costs to Surf at Valley of Waves

If you’re researching the cost to surf a wave pool in South Africa, know that Valley of Waves offers surf sessions by reservation only, and prices are not publicly listed. Interested surfers must call +27 14 557 3444 to inquire about session availability, timing, and current rates.

For general public access (non-surf use), here’s the current wave pool pricing:

Visitor Type	Off-Peak Price (USD)	Peak Price (USD)
Sun City Resort Guests	Free	Free
Adults (Day Visitors)	$8.00	$11.00
Children (4–12 yrs)	$4.75	$5.75
Senior Citizens	$4.50	$4.50

Seasonal Hours and Operating Schedule

Summer Season (Sept–April):

Open: 09h00 – 18h00
Gates Close: 17h00
Water Features Shut Off: 17h30

Winter Season (May–Aug):

Open: 10h00 – 17h00
Gates Close: 16h00
Water Features Shut Off: 16h30

Maintenance Closure:
The pool closes for one month between May and July for annual maintenance. Early closures may occur for private surf sessions or resort events.

Pool Environment and Facilities

Pool Type: Chlorinated concrete wave pool
Primary Use: Recreational swimming for resort guests and visitors
Wetsuits: Optional depending on season
Vibe: Family-friendly waterpark by day, with limited surf access in off-hours
Proximity: Within walking distance of major Sun City attractions

Final Word

Valley of Waves at Sun City isn’t a conventional surf park, but it remains one of the few artificial wave pools in South Africa offering surf access by reservation. While the wave design and ride length are modest compared to modern surf lagoons, the resort setting adds an element of travel appeal and exclusivity.

Due to limited surf session availability, planning ahead is essential—especially during peak tourist seasons or resort events.

For inquiries, contact the facility directly: +27 14 557 3444

Surf Abu Dhabi Costs – Abu Dhabi, UAE

Surf Abu Dhabi delivers long, barreling waves powered by Kelly Slater Wave Co. technology, set within a modern urban development on Hudayriyat Island. — Surf Abu Dhabi is surrounded by lux cabanas, futuristic buildings, and clear skies on a manmade island in the UAE.

The Lowdown: Wave Pool Prices and Surf Sessions at Surf Abu Dhabi

Surf Abu Dhabi marks the first Kelly Slater Wave Co. system outside of Lemoore, California, and anchors a massive new development on Hudayriyat Island—a 51 million square meter master-planned zone that includes Abu Dhabi’s largest urban park, a velodrome, and 16 kilometers of newly created coastline. With hollow, machine-perfect waves and skyline views, the facility sits at the intersection of engineered precision and regional ambition.

The surf pool offers lefts and rights with wave settings calibrated to accommodate beginner, intermediate, and advanced riders, all delivered with the signature speed and shape of Kelly’s Wave. Surf Abu Dhabi is designed as both a destination facility and a core component of the UAE’s long-term coastal development strategy.

Public Access and Open Surf Options

Surf Abu Dhabi is open to individual surfers via “Open Surf” sessions, which are booked by skill level. These group sessions offer access to Kelly Slater Wave Co.’s full spectrum of wave settings without requiring a full private pool rental.

Open Surf sessions are capped at 4 surfers, with each booking providing access to 20–24 waves over a 60- or 90-minute period. Gear is included in all sessions, and pricing varies based on wave setting and duration.

Wave Settings and Session Types

The pool offers three primary Open Surf programs:

Advanced

Designed for experienced surfers
Hollow, fast barrels on Kelly’s Wave setting
Cost: AED 3,500 / ~$950 per surfer
Wave Count: 5–6 waves per surfer
Cost per wave: ~$172
Session Duration: 90 minutes

Intermediate

Same pricing and wave count as Advanced
Easier takeoffs, more slopey and user-friendly
Ideal for developing surfers
Cost per wave: ~$172

Open Surf Beginner (Cocoa Beach setting)

New “W-shaped” reef design for more wave faces
Easier wave with coaching and safety gear included
Cost: AED 1,800 / ~$490 per surfer
Wave Count: 6–8 waves per session
Cost per wave: ~$70
Session Duration: 60 minutes
Gear Included: Surfboard, wetsuit, optional life jacket

Private Surf Sessions

For groups looking to rent the pool exclusively, private sessions are available:

Session Type	Duration	Group Size	Price (USD)	Waves
Private Session	90 minutes	Up to 6 surfers	$4,083 (AED 15,000)	20–24 total

This works out to:

~$185 per wave
~$680 per surfer in a group of six

Wave Technology and Performance

Like its California counterpart, Surf Abu Dhabi uses Kelly Slater Wave Co. hydrofoil technology, creating long, hollow rides on both the left and right side.

Wave Specs:

Wave Height: 2–6 feet
Wave Length: 100+ yards/meters
Break Direction: Lefts and Rights
Wave Type: Hollow, performance-oriented
Waves per Hour: 12–25 (depending on setting)
Wave Settings: Beginner, Cocoa Beach, Kelly’s Wave

Facility and Environment

Pool Type: Manmade lake
Resident Pro: Mitch Crews
Surf Format: Open or private sessions
Apparel: Boardshorts, bikinis, burkinis—culturally inclusive and climate-appropriate
Climate: Surfable year-round thanks to Abu Dhabi’s consistent weather
Location: Hudayriyat Island, Abu Dhabi

Final Word

With its world-class wave design, carefully structured session options, and placement inside a futuristic island development, Surf Abu Dhabi is both a technical achievement and a cultural landmark. Whether you’re charging perfect barrels or just starting out on your first mellow rollers, the facility offers a structured, premium-tier surf experience in the Middle East.

As wave pool pricing continues to vary globally, Surf Abu Dhabi stands out for its flexible access, tiered session structure, and cutting-edge design.

Surftopia Surf Pricing – Qiddaya, Saudi Arabia

Concept image of Qiddiya’s surftopia wave pool using Endless Surf technology with canyon-themed design. — Qiddiya Surftopia in Saudi Arabia will feature an Endless Surf wave pool like the one in Munich, Germany.

The Lowdown: Located just outside Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, the Qiddiya development is a $750 million leisure and entertainment megaproject. Current renderings show a large-scale water park featuring an Endless Surf wave pool set within a canyon-inspired landscape. The surf lagoon will be part of the Aqua Arabia attractions zone that includes waterslides, splash areas, and themed water experiences across nine entertainment zones.

In line with the park’s naturalistic theme, surf sessions are expected to take place beneath oversized cement animals sculpted into the surrounding terrain. The wave-generating wall for Endless Surf will be embedded in a rock-like facade, merging architecture with visual storytelling. At full scale, the Qiddiya site is expected to cover 376 square kilometers (145 square miles)—a land footprint nearly four times the size of Walt Disney World and over three times larger than the city of San Francisco.

WavePool Construction Progress

As of now, the surf lagoon remains under construction. No opening date has been announced, but it should be soon. Once the pool opens it will be the second Endless Surf wave technology open to the public.

Accessibility and Public Use

The surf park is not yet built and therefore not open to the public. When completed, it will be part of Aqua Arabia which will feature next-level waterpark attractions both residents and international visitors.

Endless Surf o2 Surftown MUC — Surftopia will use and Endless Surf wave pool like the one shown here in Munich.

Wave Technology and Pool Design

Qiddiya’s Surftopia surf lagoon will use Endless Surf technology, a pneumatic system capable of producing multiple wave types simultaneously. The system is modular and scalable, with models ranging from the ES36 (36 wave chambers) to the ES4800, which can stretch to nearly 300 meters (1,000 feet) in length. Renderings indicate a heart-shaped pool designed to produce both left- and right-breaking waves just like the one used in Munich, Germany.

Seasonal Operations

Given the arid climate of central Saudi Arabia, year-round operation is possible. However, no formal schedule has been released.

Estimated Cost to Surf at Qiddiya

Official pricing has not been released. However, based on similar facilities and regional market conditions, estimated costs may range from $75 to $125 per surf session. This estimate is slightly above current rates at Wadi Adventure, another artificial surf venue in the region known for its appearance in Dion Agius’ Electric Blue Heaven film. Exact pricing will depend on Qiddiya’s final session structure, wave offerings, and booking model.

Final Word

The sheer scale and ambition of the project make it a key future player in the global surf park landscape. With a heart-shaped lagoon, Endless Surf’s flexible technology, and an immersive, themed environment, the development is poised to attract interest well beyond Saudi Arabia’s borders. Once completed, it could become the largest artificial surf facility in the Middle East, offering a controlled wave experience alongside mainstream theme park attractions.

Wadi Adventure Wave Pool Prices – United Arab Emirates

Sally Fitzgibbons on a Red Bull trip to Wadi Adventure in the United Arab Emirates. Photo Red Bull.

The Lowdown: Originally brought into the surf spotlight by Dion Agius’ Electric Blue Heaven video, the wave at Wadi Adventure is now accessible for the public. The artificial wave breaks either left or right off a vertical wall and gradually softens as it pushes toward the center of the pool. Located in Al Ain, United Arab Emirates, Wadi Adventure sits at the foot of Jebel Hafeet and is part of a broader outdoor adventure park that includes kayaking and climbing.

Accessibility and Reservations

Surfing sessions are available by reservation only. Booking in advance is required to secure a spot in either public or private sessions.

Wave Technology

Wadi Adventure’s wave system uses displaced water technology, similar to that seen at Typhoon Lagoon and Siam Park. The setup is provided by Whitewater/ Barr + Wray, and the wave breaks against a concrete wall before spreading into the main pool area.

Surf Session Pricing

The cost of surfing at Wadi Adventure is split into tiers depending on the type of access:

General Access: $18 park entry fee
Public Surf Session: $48 per person, one-hour session
- Max six surfers per session
- Each surfer receives approximately six waves (split evenly between rights and lefts)

Additional options include:

Private Session: $400 for exclusive access with customized wave settings
VIP Private Party: $460 for full pool rental
Semi-Private Session: $275, includes private use of advanced wave only

Hours of Operation

Surfing is offered by reservation outside of regular public hours. There is no fixed seasonal schedule, though the facility operates year-round.

Wave Pool Details

Structure: Concrete pool located within a resort complex
Waves per hour: Not publicly listed
Wave format: Steep takeoff with gradual fade through the pool center

Atmosphere and Apparel

The setting varies depending on time of day and session type. During public hours, Wadi Adventure operates as a family-friendly waterpark. In private bookings, the pool has hosted night sessions and surf-centric parties. Common surf apparel includes boardshorts, bikinis, or spring suits, depending on season and preference.

Final Word

Wadi Adventure remains one of the earliest artificial wave destinations in the Middle East. Although newer technologies have emerged since its debut, the surf experience—particularly for private groups—offers a consistent, customizable setup in a controlled desert environment. Its legacy in modern surf media continues to draw interest from traveling surfers looking for a novelty session.

AustralAsia

URBNSURF Prices – Melbourne, Australia

kneeboarding at urbnsurf melbourne — URBNSURF fixture Jeff riding a steep right-hand wave during expert setting at Urbnsurf Melbourne.

The Lowdown: Located just 20 minutes from central Melbourne and adjacent to the airport, Urbnsurf Melbourne opened in January 2020 as the first public wave pool in Australia. Since then, it has become a benchmark for surf park design and operations globally. In addition to everyday sessions, the facility hosts surf club competitions, live concerts, and corporate events, positioning itself as more than just a surf training ground.

For everyday surfers, Urbnsurf offers a range of sessions tailored to skill level—from mellow rollers to advanced slabs. The venue continues to evolve its wave settings, amenities, and membership offerings, setting the tone for future surf parks in the Southern Hemisphere.

Public Access and Use

Urbnsurf is open to the public, welcoming surfers of all ages. Sessions must be booked in advance and are categorized by ability: Cruiser, Intermediate, Advanced, and Expert.

Wave Settings and Technology

The lagoon uses Wavegarden Cove technology, capable of producing left- and right-hand waves at high volume. Sessions can be tailored for different user levels, and the pool regularly rotates through settings such as:

Cruiser and Cruiser Turns (ideal for intermediate turns)
Advanced and Expert settings with steeper, faster takeoffs
Occasional “slab” waves for experienced surfers

Technical Details

Wave height: 2–7 feet
Ride duration: 8–10 seconds (beginner); 12–16 seconds (intermediate/advanced)
Waves per hour: 900–1,000
Surfer allocation: Typically 10–12 waves per person in a fully booked hour-long session

Session Schedule and Seasonality

Urbnsurf currently operates seven days a week, with the first session at 6:00 AM and the last at 9:00 PM. Not all wave types are available during all time slots. The daily schedule is published on the Urbnsurf website and updated seasonally.

Pool Structure and Amenities

The concrete lagoon is surrounded by purpose-built facilities including a gear shop, bar, and Three Blue Ducks restaurant. The venue’s proximity to the airport makes it especially accessible for visiting surfers or stopover sessions.

What It Costs to Surf at Urbnsurf (All Prices in AUD. $1US = $1.68AUD)

Urbnsurf uses a tiered pricing model with flexible options for single sessions, multi-packs, and memberships. Below is a breakdown of standard pricing:

Single Sessions:

Cruiser / Cruiser Turns: $89
Intermediate: $89
Advanced / Turns: $99
Expert: $144

Multipacks:

10x Cruiser / Intermediate: $801
10x Advanced: $891
10x Expert: $1,296
20x Cruiser / Intermediate: $1,588
20x Advanced: $1,733
50x Cruiser: $3,783
50x Advanced: $4,208

Note: At the time of writing, $1 USD equals approximately 1.68 AUD. Pricing may vary based on demand, season, and booking time.

Final Word

As Australia’s first public surf park, Urbnsurf Melbourne has helped define what scalable, urban-accessible surfing can look like. With high wave frequency, skill-specific programming, and a polished operational model, it remains a leader not only regionally, but globally.

URBNSURF Wave Pool Prices – Sydney, Australia

wave pool prices for empty waves at URBNSURF Sydney — What will it cost you to session at Sydney’s favorite wave pool?

The Lowdown: Situated 14 kilometres west of central Sydney and just one kilometre from the nearest train station, URBNSURF Sydney opened to the public on May 13, 2024. The surf park is the second in the URBNSURF network and expands the company’s offering on Australia’s east coast. Designed for both everyday surfers and large-scale events, the grounds feature a wave pool, event space for up to 2,000 guests, a Surf Academy, wellness studio, private cabanas, and multiple pools for leisure and kids.

The venue operates 16 hours per day, with surf sessions scheduled between 6:00 AM and 10:00 PM.

Accessibility and Facilities

URBNSURF Sydney is open to the public and welcomes all age groups. In addition to surfing, the facility offers access to amenities including:

A 20-meter leisure pool
An 8-meter kids’ pool
A surf-skate pad, playground, and multifunctional studio
A high-performance training centre, surf shop, and wellness centre

Wave Settings and Technology

The lagoon uses Wavegarden Cove technology, the same modular system used at URBNSURF Melbourne. The pool is designed to produce both left and right waves, with height ranges between 2 and 6 feet. Ride length is estimated at under 30 meters, varying by setting.

Wave types include Cruiser, Intermediate, Progressive Turns, Advanced Turns, Advanced, and Expert.

Operating Hours

The facility operates seven days a week, with surf sessions running continuously from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM. Wave settings vary throughout the day depending on the schedule.

What It Costs to Surf at URBNSURF Sydney (Prices in AUD)

At the time of writing, the exchange rate is $1 USD ≈ $1.68 AUD. Pricing for children is typically $5 AUD lower than adult sessions.

Standard Session Rates:

Cruiser / Intermediate / Progressive Turns: $104 AUD (≈ $62 USD)
Advanced / Advanced Turns: $109 AUD (≈ $65 USD)
Expert: $159 AUD (≈ $95 USD)

Membership Packages

URBNSURF Sydney offers a tiered membership system for regular surfers, with session credits, booking perks, and merchandise.

Foundation Membership – $4,999 AUD
Includes 52 sessions/year, pre-launch access, Boardriders Club membership, and reciprocal rights in Melbourne. ≈ $2,976 USD

Gold Membership – $3,399 AUD
Includes 48 sessions/year, $300 voucher, and monthly billing options.

Monthly Intermediate: $330/month AUD (≈ $196 USD)
Monthly Advanced: $345/month AUD (≈ $205 USD)

Aqua Membership – $1,799–$1,899 AUD
Includes 24+ sessions/year, $150 credit, early booking, free club membership, and discounts.

≈ $1,070–$1,130 USD

Multi-Session Packs

Intermediate:

3 sessions: $295 AUD (≈ $176 USD)
5 sessions: $475 AUD (≈ $283 USD)
10 sessions: $935 AUD (≈ $556 USD)

Advanced:

3 sessions: $310 AUD (≈ $185 USD)
5 sessions: $495 AUD (≈ $294 USD)
10 sessions: $980 AUD (≈ $583 USD)

Expert:

3 sessions: $450 AUD (≈ $268 USD)
5 sessions: $725 AUD (≈ $432 USD)
10 sessions: $1,430 AUD (≈ $852 USD)

Final Word

URBNSURF Sydney expands high-frequency, programmable surfing to Australia’s east coast with a scalable, all-day model. From beginner sessions to advanced barrels, the park offers broad accessibility and a professional-grade operation for surfers at all levels. With memberships, event hosting, and wellness amenities, it stands as one of the most fully integrated wave pool developments in the region.

Surf Lakes – Yeppoon, Australia (Not Yet Open)

Aerial view of Surf Lakes Yeppoon demo center showing central wave-generation hub and surrounding artificial reefs. — The Surf Lakes facility in Yeppoon offers a variety of waves during the same hour, making it suitable for a wide-range of skill levels. Photo One Palm Media

The Lowdown: Positioned on the Capricorn Coast in Yeppoon, Queensland, the Surf Lakes demonstration center showcases one of the most ambitious artificial wave technologies to date. Instead of a straight or linear design, the pool uses a central mechanical hub to send out concentric waves in all directions. These waves break along a ring of engineered reefs, points, and ledges, delivering multiple wave types at the same time.

Originally built as a prototype, the facility has been approved by local council for public operation, and plans are now underway to transition it into a fully accessible resort and surf coaching destination.

Public Access and Facility Plans

The Yeppoon site is not yet open to the public, but Surf Lakes has received approval to develop the area into a commercial surf resort. The proposed master plan includes:

A progression and wellness centre with video review booths, recovery areas, and private training spaces
A pavilion for surf-specific mobility and strength work
Dining facilities with sunset views
Hot and cold plunge pools, skate ramp, and breakout coaching rooms

Future expansions for the 90-acre property are expected to include:

On-site accommodation with up to 250 rooms
Camping and caravan sites
Festival infrastructure, retail stores, a scuba diving pool, a renewable energy plant, and multiple food and beverage venues

Wave Type and Technology

Surf Lakes’ system is distinct from linear wave pools. A mechanical plunger at the center of the lake displaces water outward in a circular pattern. These waves then interact with five distinct break zones, each engineered for a specific skill level—from beginner whitewater to elite-level slabs.

This multi-break model allows for simultaneous surfing across all five wave types, removing the need for time-slot programming and dramatically increasing wave volume.

YourWave Prices – Hawea, New Zealand

Aerial view of YourWave Hawea surf park surrounded by mountains near Wanaka and Queenstown — Drone view of YourWave Hawea, showcasing its surf basin and scenic location in New Zealand’s Southern Alps.

YourWave Hawea Brings Year-Round Surfing to New Zealand’s Southern Alps

Tucked between Wanaka and Queenstown in New Zealand’s Southern Alps, YourWave Hawea delivers something this iconic adventure region has never had: consistent, rideable waves just minutes from the mountains.

Before the surf park opened in May 2023, local surfers had to travel two to three hours to reach the nearest ocean swell. Now, thanks to YourWave’s modular stationary wave technology, inland surfing is a year-round reality.

Technology and Wave Design

Rather than relying on deep-water pumps or traveling wave machinery, YourWave uses a patented inflatable surface that’s fully customizable. The design creates a safe, controlled wave up to 7.5 feet tall, with a soft, impact-absorbing bottom. This eliminates the traditional hazards of washout zones and allows beginners and advanced surfers to ride the same machine at different intensity levels.

The current setup includes a 26-foot surfable surface, but the technology can be scaled to double that width—or even more. The wave settings offer lefts, rights, and wakesurf waves, and operators can adjust them on demand for riders of any skill level.

In addition to public access, the site also serves as a research and development hub for future YourWave systems, aimed at global deployment.

Public Access and Operating Hours

YourWave Hawea is open seven days a week, year-round, with standard hours from 9am to 5pm. Evening sessions are expected to be added during the summer season.

While still in its early operational phase, the facility has already become a staple for local surfers and visitors alike, offering both drop-in sessions and private bookings.

Surfer riding a medium-sized stationary wave at YourWave Hawea in New Zealand’s Southern Alps — A surfer rides a medium-sized wave at YourWave Hawea, a stationary wave facility near Wanaka and Queenstown.

Pricing and Pass Options

Pricing is structured by session type and age group ($1 NZD = $0.58 USD):

$99 NZD – Adult medium-wave session
$89 NZD – Youth session (ages 12–15)
$45 NZD – Beginner session for kids (ages 5–11)
$799 NZD/hour – Private group sessions (discounts available for multi-hour bookings)

For frequent users, concession and season passes offer significant savings. Some packages reduce session costs to as low as $50 NZD, making it one of the most accessible premium wave experiences in the region.

What’s Next for Hawea

Although fully operational, YourWave Hawea is still evolving. The site’s R&D mandate means it may become a proving ground for new technologies, wider surf surfaces, or larger wave formats. With Queenstown and Wanaka already popular for mountain sports, Hawea could soon position itself as New Zealand’s inland capital for surf training, tourism, and tech development.

Wave Park Surf Prices – Siheung-si South Korea

Wave Park in South Korea provides one of the better values in artificial wave surfing. — Euna Kim holds an annual pass to the popular wave pool in South Korea.

Wave Park South Korea: Asia’s Largest Wavegarden Cove Surf Facility

Overview

Wave Park, located just an hour outside of Seoul, is the largest Wavegarden Cove installation in Asia, featuring an impressive 56 wave modules—significantly more than The Wave in Bristol, which has 40. As part of a multi-billion-dollar resort development on Turtle Island, the surf facility officially opened to the public on October 8, 2020.

Wave Pool Construction Status

Construction: Completed
Launch Date: October 8, 2020

Technology

Wave Park uses the Wavegarden Cove technology, a modular and programmable system capable of delivering a wide range of wave types, from mellow rollers to powerful, barreling slabs.

Details and Specifications

Wave Height: 2 to 7 feet
Break Direction: Both left and right
Wave Length: 60 to 100 yards/meters depending on wave size
Wave Types: Gentle knee-high waves to advanced head-high barrels
Wave Output: 400–600 waves per hour

Hours of Operation

Open Daily: Monday through Sunday
Operating Hours: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Seasonal Hours: Subject to weather and resort schedule

Surf Session Pricing (in USD)

Session Type	Price
Bay Whitewater	$53
Beginner / Intermediate	$65
Advanced	$65

Surf Lessons

Lesson Type	Price
Bay Whitewater Lesson	$82
Reef Level-Up Lesson	$90

General Admission

Admission Type	Price
Adult	$33
Child	$26

Equipment Rentals

Rental Item	Price
Wetsuit	$8
Softboard	$13
Hardboard	$33

Resort and Surroundings

Wave Park is part of a major mixed-use waterfront development that includes accommodations, dining, retail, and entertainment, positioning itself as a premier year-round destination for both tourists and local surfers in South Korea.

Final Word

Wave Park is currently the largest Wavegarden Cove installation in Asia, offering consistent wave output across a range of difficulty settings. With 56 modules and a high wave frequency, the facility supports both beginner and advanced surfers. Its location within a large-scale resort development positions it as a significant step in the expansion of surf parks in the region.

Surf Stadium Japan Wave Pool Prices – Shizunami Japan

guide to wave pool japan shizunami prices — Kolohe Andino was part of the Olympic squad who tested out the wave pool in June of 2021.

Surf Stadium Japan: Urban Surfing Near a Natural Break

Overview

Shizunami is a well-established surf town located about four hours by car southeast of Tokyo, or just over two hours via bullet train to nearby Shizuoka Station. The area is known for its natural beach break and now, with Surf Stadium Japan, it has become home to one of the world’s first surf parks situated near an existing surf spot.

The wave tub sits on a 2.4-acre site within walking distance of the Pacific Ocean. According to American Wave Machines, the location serves as a model for what the company calls “surf arenas“—compact, high-performance venues built in urban, surf-centric environments.

Construction Status

Wave pool construction: Completed
Opening: Operational and open to the public

Accessibility

Open to: The public
Age & Skill Levels: All ages, including beginning, intermediate, and advanced surfers

Wave Technology

System Used: American Wave Machines PerfectSwell
Upgrades: Includes recent performance enhancements and fine-tuned wave settings

Wave Details and Specs

Wave Types: Left and right-handers
Wave Height: Waist to head-high
Wave Length: 30–60 yards/meters
Shape: Semi-hollow to hollow, performance-focused
Wave Frequency: 110 waves per hour, delivered in three-wave sets
Interval: Waves break every 1:10–1:30 minutes apart

Seasonal Hours of Operation

December–February: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
March–May: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
June–September: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
October–November: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Pricing (Converted from Yen to USD)

Session Type	Price (USD)
Trial Session (incl. gear & instructor)	$70
Beginner Session	$60
Intermediate Session	$70
Advanced Session	$70
Expert Session	$80
Private Session	From $1,320/hr

Note: Membership registration is required to purchase tickets. Walk-ins may be accepted if there is space, and availability updates are posted by 23:59 the night before each session.

Pool Structure

Type: Concrete wave pool with added sand
Design: Built to replicate a natural beach environment with a controlled wave setting

Wave Output

110 waves per hour, scheduled in three-wave sets

Atmosphere and Apparel

Vibe: Casual, beach party energy with a Japanese twist
Typical Surfwear: Boardshorts and bikinis in summer
Cooler Seasons: 3/2 full suits and spring suits recommended for fall and winter sessions

Final Word

Surf Stadium Japan offers a rare mix of artificial wave consistency and real-ocean proximity. Its compact layout, enhanced PerfectSwell technology, and seasonal operating schedule make it one of the most accessible and versatile wave pools in Japan. Whether you’re just starting or fine-tuning your aerials, the park’s high wave volume and structured sessions offer year-round surf in a well-established surf town.

Kobe Reyes Surf Prices – Kobe Hyogo Japan

kobe reyes wave pool is relatively inexpensive — Kobe Reyes runs $92 for 100 minutes of shared pool time

Kobe-Reyes: Japan’s Quiet Surf Workhorse Near Kobe

Overview

Located just 20 minutes by car from Kobe, Kobe-Reyes is one of Japan’s earliest surf-dedicated wave pools. The setup is modest—comparable in experience to Big Surf Arizona—and the waves are rarely pushed beyond waist-high. Despite its size limitations, it remains Japan’s only first generstion surf pool at present and does steady business, serving beginner surfers, longboarders, and locals looking for a casual session.

Construction Status

Wave pool construction: Completed
Current Status: Open to the public

Wave Technology

System Used: Home made lever-system similar to SwellMFG
Type: Traditional wave-pool tech adapted for small-scale surfing

Wave Details and Specs

Wave Height: 2 to 3 feet
Break Direction: Lefts and rights from a soft central peak
Suitability: Best for beginners, longboarders, and surfers comfortable with mellow conditions
Wave Shape: Soft, peeling waves in a manmade reservoir

Structure and Pool Design

Pool Type: Manmade chlorinated lake
Design: Flat-bottom structure with consistent, slow-building waves

Wave Volume

Waves per hour: Not published

Pricing

Session Cost: $92 USD for 100 minutes of shared pool time
Session Type: Public group sessions; no private bookings advertised

Apparel and Conditions

Summer: Boardshorts and bikinis
Transition Seasons: Wetsuits recommended due to cooler water temps
Footwear: Reef shoes strongly advised by the facility

Final Word

Kobe-Reyes is a low-key, functional surf facility that caters primarily to beginners and small-wave enthusiasts. While it lacks the scale and performance waves of newer installations, its location near Kobe and reliable scheduling make it a popular option for casual sessions. For those looking for a no-frills, mellow alternative in Japan’s growing surf park scene, Kobe-Reyes delivers just that.

THE AMERICAS

Atlantic Park – Virginia Beach, USA

Ready to open in summer 2025, wave pool prices for Atlantic Park Virginia Beach run between $90-$160 per hour.

Wave Pool Virginia Price and Project Overview: Atlantic Park Surf in Virginia Beach

Atlantic Park, a $325 million mixed-use development in Virginia Beach, is slated to open in summer 2025. Backed by musician Pharrell Williams, the project spans three city blocks and will include retail, restaurants, office space, apartments, and a 5,000-seat indoor/outdoor concert venue known as The Dome—a reference to the original entertainment venue that operated in the city from 1970 to 1994.

At the center of the development is Atlantic Park, the first Wavegarden Cove wave pool to open in the United States. The facility will launch this summer, ahead of DSRT Surf in California, which is scheduled to begin operations in mid-2026.

Wave Pool Technology and Specifications

The wave pool will use Wavegarden Cove technology, capable of producing waves ranging from two to seven feet. The Cove is a diamond-shaped wave pool with rights on one side and lefts on the other. It supports both left and right breaks and offers variable ride lengths from 30 to 100 yards.

Wave Pool Virginia Price Breakdown

Atlantic Park Surf pricing is based on skill level and session type, with seasonal adjustments. Current rates are listed as follows:

Beginner: $90–$100
Novice: $95–$104
Progressive: $109–$123
Intermediate: $118–$133
Advanced: $123–$142
Expert: $133–$151
Professional: $133–$161

All sessions are priced per hour, and access to specific wave settings depends on the participant’s skill classification. Rates are subject to change based on season, wave type, and availability. Additional services such as coaching and equipment rental are offered for an additional fee.

Construction and Access

Construction is ongoing, with public access expected summer 2025. Once completed, Atlantic Park Surf will serve both residents and visitors, adding a surf-focused recreational option to Virginia Beach’s tourism and entertainment infrastructure.

For more information on availability and wave pool pricing in Virginia, visit: booking.atlanticparksurf.com

Palm Springs Surf Club Prices – Palm Springs California

palm springs pro a-frame setting costs $200 — Waves at the Palm Springs Surf Club are offered in A-Frame and Rights & Lefts settings with each going for about $200 per hour.

The Lowdown on Palm Springs Surf Club (PSSC)

The Palm Springs Surf Club (PSSC) is Southern California’s first full-scale surf park, redeveloped by wave creators Cheyne Magnusson and Kalani Robb. Formerly a waterpark, the site has been transformed into a next-generation surf facility powered by Surf Loch wave technology. The pool delivers waves from two to seven feet and accommodates all levels, from beginners to pros.

Located 2.5 hours from Los Angeles, PSSC spans 21 acres and combines resort-style luxury with action-sports appeal. Visitors can access a full range of activities, including surfing, dining, waterslides, lounge pools, a lazy river, social club spaces, and special event venues.

Construction Status

The wave pool construction is complete. Palm Springs Surf Club is now open for surf sessions and public access.

Accessibility

Palm Springs Surf Club is a public surf park with elevated offerings. PSSC operates with open access but layers in optional “club” features for enhanced experiences.

Wave Technology and Surf Modes

Powered by Tom Lochtefeld’s Surf Loch system, PSSC produces up to 450 waves per hour across multiple surf zones. The facility offers a diverse selection of wave types, including:

A-Frame Intermediate
A-Frame Advanced
Rights & Lefts
Beginner Waikiki
Private Slab Sessions for expert-level riders

Hours of Operation

Thanks to the favorable desert climate, Palm Springs Surf Club is expected to run year-round, offering consistent access to waves in all seasons.

Wave Pool Prices at Palm Springs Surf Club

If you’re searching for wave pool prices or comparing surf park costs, here’s a breakdown of PSSC’s pricing structure:

Surf Session Rates

Session Type	Price (USD)	Description
Beginner Session	$100	Group setting with mellow waves and guidance
Intermediate Session	$200	Faster waves, ideal for progression and maneuvers
Advanced Session	$200	For experienced surfers seeking high-performance waves
5 Slabs Expert Offer	$250	Exclusive slab-style waves; open to all ages

General Access and Club Features

Feature	Price (USD)	Notes
General Club Entry	$40	Includes access to the lazy river and lounge areas
Poolside Cabana Rental	$500/day	Premium seating with shade and private service

Booking and Availability

Sessions are available for advance booking through the official Palm Springs Surf Club website. Surf slots fill quickly, especially on weekends and holidays, so early reservations are recommended.

Waco Surf Wave Pool Prices – Waco Texas

Waco Surf in Texas offers public sessions powered by PerfectSwell technology, producing left and right breaks for all surf levels in a resort-style setting. — Waco Surf in Texas offers public sessions and offers left and right breaks for all surf levels in a casual resort-style setting.

The Lowdown: Wave Pool Prices and Surf Sessions at Waco Surf in Texas

As the second public surf lagoon in the United States and the first commercial facility powered by American Wave Machines’ PerfectSwell technology, Waco Surf has built a reputation for offering some of the most natural-feeling man-made waves in the world. Located just outside of downtown Waco, Texas, this surf park combines wave performance with a laid-back surf resort atmosphere, complete with sand beaches, tacos, and cold beers.

Waco Surf offers all-level access to the public, with specialized beginner, intermediate, and advanced sessions throughout the day. For those chasing slabs and air sections, the private wave menu features some of the most powerful artificial setups currently available.

Public Access and Session Options

Waco Surf is open to the public, welcoming all ages and abilities. Surf sessions must be reserved in advance, and guests are required to sign a digital waiver and arrive at least one hour before their scheduled time. Sessions are broken into three levels, each lasting one hour and split evenly between lefts and rights.

In addition to surf time, the venue offers beach passes for non-surfing guests, making it a great all-day destination for friends, families, or spectators.

Wave Technology and Settings

Powered by PerfectSwell technology from American Wave Machines, Waco Surf’s system produces 30–60 yard waves with both left and right-hand breaks. Wave profiles can be tailored based on session type, and private bookings unlock custom waves such as barrels, wedges, and air sections.

Wave Characteristics:

Ride Length: 30–60 yards
Break Direction: Lefts and Rights
Style: Semi-hollow to hollow, performance-based
Standard Sessions: Sets of 3–4 waves every 80–90 seconds
Specialty Settings: One wave per set, every 90–120 seconds
Wave Frequency: 120–160 waves per hour depending on settings

Wave Pool Prices: What It Costs to Surf at Waco Surf

If you’re asking what’s the cost to surf a wave pool in Waco, here’s a breakdown of current wave pool prices:

Surf Session Tier	Description	Price (USD)
The Coaster	Beginner – 30 mins left + 30 mins right	$129 + tax
The Runner	Intermediate – 30 mins each side	$149 + tax
The Peak	Advanced – 30 mins each side	$159 + tax
Beginner Academy Add-On	Dry land lesson before surf session	$29 + tax
Private Sessions	Off-season pricing starts at	$2,000/hr + tax
Beach Passes	Non-surfing access to watch or hang out	$14+ tax and up

Surfboard Rentals:

Soft Top/Foam Board (First Hour): $29 + tax
Performance Board (First Hour): $39 + tax
Additional Hour (either board type): $14 + tax
Optional Board Insurance: $35 + tax (covers all damage)

Private sessions can be booked up to 8 consecutive hours, with discounted pricing applied to each additional hour. Guests who stay onsite receive exclusive surf session discounts.

Hours of Operation and Seasonality

Waco Surf operates year-round, with hours varying based on the season:

Off-Peak Season: Typically 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Peak Season: Most days run from 6:00 AM to 11:00 PM

Advance reservations are highly recommended, especially during peak season and holidays.

Pool Structure and On-Site Features

Wave Pool Type: Concrete lagoon with PerfectSwell tech
Beach Area: Sand-enhanced shoreline
Vibe: Relaxed, surf-centric, social
Amenities: Surf shop, food options, observation decks, and shaded beach areas

Apparel and Climate

Most surfers ride in boardshorts or bikinis, with spring suits or 3/2 fulls recommended in fall. Winter surf requires a 4/3 wetsuit with booties and optional accessories, especially in early morning sessions.

Final Word

Waco Surf continues to define the U.S. wave pool landscape with progressive wave options, clear pricing, and a welcoming resort-style experience right in the heart of Texas.

For additional questions, contact the team at: info@wacosurf.com

Revel Surf – Cannon Beach, Arizona

mike goldys at modern surf park facility revel surf arizona — The UNIT Surf Pool at Revel Surf per session (1 hour) will set you back $75

The Lowdown: Wave Pool Prices and Surf Sessions at Revel Surf in Arizona

Located in the East Valley of Phoenix, Revel Surf is a next-generation surf park that fuses surf culture with recreation, dining, and destination-level amenities. As the first surf destination in the world to offer both traveling wave and rapid wave technologies, Revel features two surf experiences: a 2-acre traveling wave lagoon by Swell MFG and a 33-foot-wide standing wave by UNIT Surf Pool.

Beyond the waves, guests can enjoy a Florida-style sand beach, a diving lagoon with 26-foot platforms, tide pools, a skate flow park, and a full-service restaurant. Whether you’re learning to surf or chasing critical sections, Revel Surf offers a complete desert surf lifestyle.

Public Access and Surf Options

Revel Surf is open to the public year-round. Visitors can book 1-hour surf sessions in either of the two wave pools or reserve the lagoon privately starting at a 1-hour minimum.

Non-surfers and families can enjoy beach day passes, which include access to water play areas, skate features, and lounging options throughout the park.

Wave Technology: Two Unique Surf Pools

Swell MFG Traveling Wave Lagoon

This 2-acre surf lagoon features a split-peak wave design, where each wave breaks both left and right from the center. During public sessions, surfers alternate between riding rights and lefts. Private bookings unlock the full surf menu, including:

Barrel waves
Air sections
Wedges and custom peaks
Left- or right-only wave options

Wave rides typically last 10 to 15 seconds, and private sessions can be tailored into a “surf playlist” based on skill level and style.

Surf Session Levels

Level I – Entry-level beginner waves
Level II – Smooth, peeling waves for any board type
Level III – Performance waves with size and power
Level IV – Specialty waves with slabs, air sections, and critical takeoffs

Bonus

All sessions are filmed by Flowstate Zone AI Video automatically. Sessions are then available for purchase and download. The Flowstate system can also identify moves for creating highlight reels or to assist with coaching.

UNIT Surf Pool (Standing Wave)

The UNIT system is a deep-water standing wave with a 33-foot-wide face. It’s ideal for both first-timers and high-performance surfers looking to push their limits. Options include:

Beginner sessions with mellow waves and coaching
Intermediate sessions for progressing river surfers
High Performance wave with taller, steeper waves for advanced turns and tricks

What It Costs to Surf at Revel Surf

Wondering about wave pool prices or the cost to surf a wave pool in Arizona? Here’s the current rate sheet for surf and access:

Surf Experience	Price (USD)
UNIT Surf Pool Session (1 hour)	$75
Swell Lagoon – Learn to Surf	$119
Swell Lagoon – Advanced Sessions	$139 (Intermediate $129)
Private Lagoon Rentals	Varies
Revel Beach Day Pass	$25 – $50
Cabana Rentals and Add-ons	Available

All surf sessions include full-day access to the beach, skate zone, diving lagoon, and tide pool. Members receive discounted pricing and priority booking.

Seasonal Hours and Climate Notes

Revel Surf is open year-round with operational hours that vary by season. While Arizona’s climate is ideal for warm-water surfing most of the year, water temperatures dip in January and February, when a 4/3 wetsuit and booties are recommended.

Surf Culture and Atmosphere

Revel Surf delivers an inclusive surf experience with a desert-meets-ocean vibe. From beginners to slab chasers, the lineup is welcoming and progressive. Surf attire is typically boardshorts and bikinis, with only a short cold-water season requiring full wetsuits.

With its blend of recreation, community, and high-performance surfing, Revel Surf channels a local, grassroots surf vibe in a highly engineered environment.

Final Word

Revel Surf sets a new benchmark for inland surfing. As the only surf park in the world to feature both traveling and standing wave tech, it offers flexibility, progression pathways, and cultural relevance. With clear wave pool prices, customizable sessions, and a full menu of lifestyle amenities, this Arizona surf hub delivers for beginners and experts alike.

Fireside Surf – Dallas area, Texas

Outdoor suburban surf venue featuring a 35-foot-wide above-ground standing wave with surfers riding both directions, adjacent to a patio dining area and retail surroundings. — Fireside Surf operates a 35-foot-wide rapid wave in a suburban setting, offering 40-minute public and private sessions alongside an all-day restaurant and patio viewing area.

The Lowdown: Wave Pool Prices and Rapid Wave Sessions at Fireside Surf

Fireside Surf brings an urban surf experience to a suburban setting, centered around a 35-foot-wide deepwater rapid wave designed for progression, style, and repetition. The venue is structured to balance surf culture with a strong food and beverage focus, offering an all-day destination where surfing and dining converge.

The restaurant onsite serves a variety of cuisines—from American and Mediterranean to Asian fusion and Australian fare—across breakfast, lunch, dinner, and late-night hours. Guests can enjoy outdoor seating, a full bar, and an elevated viewing experience, while surfers take turns on the standing wave just steps away.

Public Access and Session Options

Fireside Surf is open to the public, welcoming all ages and skill levels. Access to the wave requires advance reservations, and sessions are offered daily in 40-minute blocks. Surfing is shared in group formats or can be reserved as a private buyout for up to 15 surfers.

The standing wave operates year-round and is ideal for beginner instruction, intermediate flow surfing, and advanced carving.

Wave Type and Technology

Fireside features a deepwater rapid wave, also referred to as a standing or stationary wave, where water flows at high volume across a sculpted surface. Unlike traveling waves, this system allows for continuous surfing without waiting for sets.

Wave Specs:

Wave Height: 4 to 6 feet
Wave Width: 35 feet
Direction: Both left and right usable at once
Technology: High-volume rapid wave, above-ground structure
Visual Capture: Flowstate video system enables session replays and clip purchases

What It Costs to Surf at Fireside Surf

If you’re researching surf park pricing or wondering about the cost to surf a wave pool like Fireside, here’s the breakdown:

Surf Option	Duration	Price (USD)
Group Surf Session	40 minutes	$75
Private Session Buyout (up to 15 surfers)	40 minutes	$900

Surf sessions run every day from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM, regardless of season.

Venue Structure and Environment

Wave System: Above-ground, outdoor standing wave
Session Format: Shared or private
On-Site Amenities:
- Multi-cuisine restaurant
- Outdoor dining and shaded seating
- Full bar with beer and wine
- Available parking and TV screens for viewing
Atmosphere: Set within a suburban retail corridor, surrounded by chain restaurants and shops

Final Word

Fireside Surf offers a contained, consistent, and social surfing environment within a suburban setting. While the wave pool prices are competitive, what sets the experience apart is the blend of surf progression and food culture, with sessions supported by tech integrations like Flowstate video capture.

Whether you’re working on your carving lines or just looking for a wave you don’t have to chase, Fireside delivers a modern alternative to traditional surf parks—compact, accessible, and community-oriented.

Typhoon Lagoon – Orlando Florida

Surfer riding a right-breaking wave at Typhoon Lagoon’s artificial wave pool in Orlando, Florida. — Mike Goldys drops into a clean right at Typhoon Lagoon, Disney’s hydraulic wave pool operating year-round in Orlando, Florida.

The Lowdown: Wave Pool Prices and Surf Sessions at Typhoon Lagoon, Florida

Located within Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida, Typhoon Lagoon is a world-famous waterpark that also happens to house one of the most iconic artificial surf waves ever built. While its primary function is recreational, the wave pool is available for both surf school lessons and private surfing sessions, offering rare access to a high-volume, left-and-right breaking wave.

The facility was originally engineered by WhiteWater Industries Ltd and Barr + Wray, using a hydraulic system that can generate 3- to 8-foot waves depending on water load and settings. Though it caters primarily to families and swimmers during the day, surfers can access the lagoon during early morning or post-closing hours by reservation.

Public Access and Surf Options

Typhoon Lagoon is open year-round to the general public, including some holidays. Daytime hours are dedicated to standard waterpark activities, while surf-specific programming is reserved for early morning or evening sessions.

The park offers:

Group Surf Lessons (Surf School)
Private Surf Sessions with wave customization
1-day general admission for waterpark access

Wave Technology and Performance

The wave system at Typhoon Lagoon is powered by hydraulic mechanisms that release water from elevated silos into the deep end of the pool, creating uniform left- and right-hand waves.

Wave Specs:

Height: 3 to 5 feet (typical), up to 8 feet with full silo release
Break Type: Lefts and Rights
Ride Length: ~30 yards/meters
Wave Frequency: One wave every 90 seconds
Session Format: Broken into sets during private sessions (100–150 waves total)

What It Costs to Surf at Typhoon Lagoon

Here’s a breakdown of wave pool prices at Typhoon Lagoon based on session type:

Surf Experience	Duration / Format	Price (USD)
Surf School Lesson	Group w/ instructor	$199 (includes gear)
General Admission	Waterpark day pass	$65
Private Session (100 Waves)	3 hrs (Weekday AM)	$1,150
	3 hrs (Weekday PM)	$1,250
	3 hrs (Weekend PM)	$1,450
Private Session (125 Waves)	3 hrs (Weekday PM only)	$1,550
	3 hrs (Weekend PM)	$1,800
Private Session (150 Waves)	3 hrs (Weekday PM only)	$1,850
	3 hrs (Weekend PM)	$2,150

All private session bookings include wave setting customization and exclusive use of the lagoon.

Facility Overview and Seasonal Access

Wave Pool Type: Chlorinated hydraulic system
Ride Focus: Single powerful wave, both directions
Operating Season: Year-round
Surf Windows: Pre-park opening and post-closing only
Surf Access: Extremely limited – advance booking required

Atmosphere and Experience

Typhoon Lagoon delivers a family-friendly resort experience, but transforms into a dedicated surf zone during reserved sessions. The overall vibe is playful and relaxed, with ample space for both spectators and surfers.

Recommended Apparel: Boardshorts, bikinis, or spring suits. Water temperatures can be variable depending on season and time of day.

Final Word

While Typhoon Lagoon may not be a modern surf park in the technical sense, it continues to be one of the most sought-after artificial waves in the United States. With consistent swell size, long ride lengths, and customizable private bookings, it remains a bucket-list venue for surfers seeking something unique. Due to high demand and limited surf windows, early reservations are essential.

The Surf Ranch – Lemoore California

Surfer riding a hollow, high-performance wave at the Kelly Slater Surf Ranch, an exclusive artificial wave facility in Lemoore, California. — A surfer navigates the perfectly shaped wave at the Kelly Slater Surf Ranch—one of the most advanced artificial wave systems in the world, offering private sessions and pro-level performance.

The Lowdown: Wave Pool Prices and Private Access at the Kelly Slater Surf Ranch

Originally designed as a proof of concept by the greatest surfer of all time, the Kelly Slater Surf Ranch in Lemoore, California, has since become one of the most elite artificial wave facilities in the world. Powered by Kelly Slater Wave Co. Systems and now operated under the WSL (World Surf League), the Surf Ranch remains shrouded in selective access, high-performance perfection, and a bit of mystery.

While best known for WSL competitions, training footage, and promotional clips, the facility is also available for private bookings—if you have the right contacts and the right budget. Surfing at the Ranch is not open to the general public, but it can be rented for private groups or accessed through limited WSL VIP experiences.

Access and Availability

The Kelly Slater Surf Ranch is not a public wave pool. It operates on a private, invitation-only, or corporate rental basis, and availability is handled directly through internal WSL or Surf Ranch contacts. Surf sessions are held away from public schedules and with extreme exclusivity.

Occasionally, spectator packages are made available during contests or special WSL events, though these have become more limited since the cancellation of the Surf Ranch Pro.

Wave Type and Performance Profile

The Surf Ranch is powered by a submerged hydrofoil that runs along a track, creating one of the longest and most perfect artificial waves ever built. It offers long, barreling lefts and rights, designed specifically for performance surfing.

Wave Specs:

Wave Height: 2 to 6 feet
Break Direction: Lefts and Rights
Ride Length: Over 100 yards/meters
Wave Type: Hollow, high-performance, with no interruptions
Wave Frequency: 12–25 waves per hour (depending on session type)

Sunshine makarow at the kelly slater wave pool — Sunshine Makarow dropped a large chunk of cash to surf the Kelly Slater Surf Ranch in Lemoore, California. You can read her full account here.

What It Costs to Surf the Kelly Slater Surf Ranch

For those asking about the cost to surf a wave pool of this caliber, here’s how Surf Ranch pricing breaks down based on available reports and private booking data:

Booking Type	Pricing Estimate (USD)
Daily Facility Rental (Low Season)	$55,000
Daily Facility Rental (High Season)	$75,000
Cost per Person (10 surfers/day)	$5,000 to $7,000
Hourly Cost per Person (approx.)	$625 (low) – $875 (high)
Per Wave Estimate (12 waves)	$425 – $575 per wave
Per Second of Ride Time	$9.50 – $12.75

All pricing includes exclusive access, equipment, staff, meals, and wave customization. However, booking remains opaque and requires direct contact with Surf Ranch staff.

Structure and Seasonal Use

Pool Structure: Manmade lake (repurposed from a waterski park)
Wave System: Kelly Slater Wave Co. hydrofoil-driven technology
Usage Model: Private rentals and elite training
Seasonal Access: Year-round by appointment only

Atmosphere and Apparel

The Surf Ranch experience is highly curated, often including film crews, pro surfers, WSL production teams, or brand activations. There’s no traditional beach crowd—just curated lineups and controlled environments.

Recommended Apparel: Boardshorts and bikinis in summer, fullsuits in shoulder seasons. The inland Central California climate ranges from scorching heat to crisp mornings.

Final Word

The Kelly Slater Surf Ranch is less a public wave park and more a private surf laboratory—a site built for the progression of surfing, not casual access. Its near-mythical status, advanced wave engineering, and carefully curated experience make it one of the most expensive and exclusive surf sessions on the planet.

For serious surfers, film crews, or brands seeking precision, performance, and privacy, Surf Ranch sets the global benchmark.

Skudin Surf American Dream Pricing – East Rutherford New Jersey

Indoor wave pool at SkudinSurf American Dream featuring a split-peak wave with surfers riding left and right simultaneously in a climate-controlled venue. — SkudinSurf at American Dream operates a heated, square-shaped indoor wave pool using PerfectSwell technology, delivering year-round surf sessions in the New York metro area.

The Lowdown: Wave Pool Prices and Surf Sessions at SkudinSurf American Dream

Located inside the American Dream mega-mall in New Jersey—just 15 minutes from midtown Manhattan—SkudinSurf American Dream is the only indoor, high-performance wave pool in the world. The venue runs on American Wave Machines’ PerfectSwell technology, the same system used at Waco Surf, but with a twist: the square pool shape allows for A-Frame wave creation, offering a short, unique split-peak setup.

Run by New York surf legends Will and Cliff Skudin, the facility operates during the off-hours of the DreamWorks Water Park and has quickly become a hidden surf gem in the NYC metro area.

Public Access and Surf Options

SkudinSurf American Dream is fully open to the public, offering both public and private sessions for all ages and skill levels. Whether you’re a first-timer or an expert chasing air sections, there’s a wave setting—and a time slot—for you.

The indoor, climate-controlled environment is ideal for consistent training and year-round access.

Wave Technology and Settings

Powered by PerfectSwell, this system delivers a wide range of waves through pneumatic pulse chambers. The indoor layout supports split peaks, rights, and lefts in a controlled a-frame format.

Wave Specs:

Wave Height: Variable, up to barrel and air sections
Direction: Split peaks (left and right simultaneously)
Session Output: Up to 360 wave rides per hour
Average Rides per Surfer: 50+ in a 2-hour public session
Private Wave Options: Custom wave menu including “The Gotham,” “Wall Street,” “Sinatra,” and “The Vortex”

What It Costs to Surf at SkudinSurf American Dream

If you’re researching wave pool prices in the NYC area, here’s the current breakdown for both public and private sessions:

Session Type	Duration	Price (USD)
Public – Beginner	2 hours	$99–$125
Public – Intermediate/Advanced	2 hours	$195–$250
Public – Expert	2 hours	$250
Private – Dream Session (10 surfers)	1 hour	$1,600
Private – Dream Session (up to 24 surfers)	2 hours	$3,200

Private sessions include access to a poolside cabana, snacks, drinks, custom music playlists, and a full quiver of surfboards. Additional services like coaching, media coverage, and instruction packages are available for a fee.

Hours of Operation

SkudinSurf American Dream operates during off-hours of the DreamWorks Water Park:

Morning Sessions: 7:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Evening Sessions: 7:00 PM – Midnight
Operating Days: Year-round, including winter months

The water and air are both maintained around 85°F, making it ideal for boardshorts or bikinis no matter the season.

Venue Environment and Amenities

Facility Type: Indoor concrete pool
Wave System: PerfectSwell by American Wave Machines
Atmosphere: Heated and humid, mall-based energy
Surfboard Access: Complimentary board quiver with 50+ surfboards
Spectator Setup: Viewing areas and climate-controlled spaces

Something Unique

SkudinSurf American Dream claims the title of the only indoor high-performance surf park in the world. With consistent wave quality, diverse session formats, and proximity to NYC, it serves as a rare urban-accessible training ground in the Northeast.

Final Word

For surfers looking to escape seasonal limitations or sharpen their skills in a controlled environment, SkudinSurf American Dream delivers both accessibility and performance. With split-peak wave variety, high ride counts, and flexible session formats, this venue offers a (to date) unmatched indoor surf experience—whether you’re warming up for travel or just getting started.

The Line Up Wai Kai – Oahu

The LineUp at Wai Kai in Hawaii is surrounded by palm trees, cabanas, and a tropical lagoon. — The LineUp at Wai Kai features the world’s largest deep-water standing wave, delivering high-performance surf sessions in a tropical setting just steps from the Wai Kai Lagoon.

The Lowdown: Wave Pool Prices and Surf Sessions at The LineUp at Wai Kai, Hawaii

Located on Oahu and overlooking the 52-acre Wai Kai Lagoon, The LineUp at Wai Kai is Hawaii’s first surf park and home to the largest deep-water standing wave in the world—spanning up to 100 feet wide. Built in the birthplace of surfing, this venue blends modern rapid wave technology with a cultural connection to Hawaiian surf heritage. It’s not uncommon to see world champs, big wave surfers, and underground local rippers sharing a session here.

The surf experience is powered by citywave technology, allowing for continuous, customizable wave settings suitable for beginners and advanced surfers alike. With multiple width configurations, surfboard compatibility, and a surf-focused spectator vibe, Wai Kai delivers a high-volume, high-stoke environment rarely seen in standing wave facilities.

Public Access and Session Options

The LineUp is open to the public year-round, with all-ages access and surf levels ranging from first-time beginners (with coaching and gear) to high-performance riders seeking air sections and carving lines.

Reservations are required, and all participants must complete a digital waiver and arrive 30 minutes before their session. Surfline Premium members also benefit from video replay coverage of their rides.

Wave Technology and Settings

The surf system at Wai Kai is built by citywave, and unlike sheet waves or shallow-flow setups, this is a true deep-water standing wave that accommodates real surfboards and high-speed maneuvers.

Wave Specs:

Wave Type: Deepwater rapid/standing wave
Wave Width: Configurable: 100 ft, 65 ft, or 30 ft
Wave Features: Variable height, split channels, air sections
Ride Volume: 15–20+ rides per surfer per session
Ride Duration: 30–40 seconds per wave (continuous)
Max Surfers: 10 per channel
Board Compatibility: Shortboards, fish, and performance shapes

Wave Pool Prices at Surf at Wai Kai

If you’re researching wave pool prices in Hawaii or want to know the cost to surf a wave pool at this unique venue, here’s a full pricing breakdown. Kamaʻāina (local resident) rates shown in parentheses.

Surf Session Type	Price (USD)
100-foot wave session	$120 ($100)
65-foot wave session	$75 ($65)
30-foot wave session	$50 ($30)
Beginner Learn to Surf	$125 ($99)
Surfside Cabana (Half-Day)	$150–$250

Additional Experiences on the Wai Kai Lagoon:

Activity	Adult / Kid Pricing (USD)
Play Your Way Lagoon Pass	$35 / $15 ($30 / $10)
Aquaventure Obstacle Course	$35 / $15 ($30 / $15)

All prices include access to amenities, and private wave rentals are available upon request for group events or special bookings.

Operating Hours and Session Schedule

Wai Kai’s schedule shifts seasonally. Here’s the general breakdown:

Monday–Tuesday: 100-foot wave in operation (check site for times)
Wednesday–Thursday: 65ft/35ft waves from 12:00 PM to 7:30 PM
Friday–Sunday: 65ft/35ft waves from 9:45 AM to 8:15 PM

Sessions are capped at 10 surfers per channel to ensure high wave count and minimal wait time.

Venue Features and Environment

Wave Pool Type: Above-ground deepwater standing wave
Location: Inside The LineUp facility, adjacent to Wai Kai Lagoon
Surroundings: Restaurants, cabanas, event lawns, retail, private beach
Lagoon Access: Paddleboarding, e-foils, obstacle courses

Atmosphere and Apparel

Locals refer to Wai Kai as “The Stoke Factory,” thanks to the wave’s proximity to spectators and the energy of the crowd. The vibe is uniquely Hawaiian—casual, surf-forward, and deeply tied to the cultural roots of the sport.

Recommended Apparel: Boardshorts and bikinis year-round; the water is consistently warm due to the tropical climate.

Final Word

The LineUp at Wai Kai is one of the most unique wave pool experiences in the world—not just because of its size or design, but because of its location at surfing’s spiritual birthplace. With flexible session formats, top-tier wave output, and deep community roots, Wai Kai offers a rare combination of technical performance and Hawaiian surf culture. Whether you’re looking to progress or just catch a long ride in paradise, this place delivers.

For reservations or questions, email Launch@TheLineUp.com or call (808) 515-SURF (7873).

Ka’ana Wave Co. – British Columbia, Canada

Bridal Falls Surf Park, opening mid-summer 2025, brings British Columbia its first deep-water standing wave pool, designed for four-season surf and spa access in a mountain resort setting. — Bridal Falls Surf Park in British Columbia will feature a rectangular surf pool with a standing deep-water CM7 Ka’ana Wave Co. machine.

The Lowdown: Wave Pool Prices and Year-Round Surf Access at Bridal Falls, BC

Slated to open in mid-summer 2025, the Bridal Falls Surf Park is set to become British Columbia’s first surfable wave pool. Located along the Trans‑Canada Highway—about 1 hour and 20 minutes east of Vancouver—this project is strategically positioned at the eastern edge of the Fraser Valley, the last convenient stop before the steep mountains of the Northern Cascades. With approximately 4 million vehicles passing by each year, the site enjoys excellent exposure and accessibility.

The property sits within an existing waterpark and adjoining RV resort that draws young families every summer, yet it has long lacked the amenities necessary for four‑season visitation and broader demographic appeal. In true Pacific Northwest fashion, Bridal Falls is a deciduous location that blossoms in spring, bustles in summer, and quiets into hibernation during cold, dark winter days.

To transform this seasonal destination into a year‑round outdoor experience, the park is anchored by a CM7‑Surf pool and complemented by Nordic spa amenities. This dual offering provides an active, outdoor watersports experience—catering to surfing, whitewater kayaking, swim training, and play—alongside a warming and relaxing spa element that includes hot tubs and saunas. In colder months, when surf participation typically drops off, the spa ensures that guests still have a compelling reason to visit. The result is an experience that caters to a wide array of guests: families seeking an adventure with the kids, serious surfers, and even grandparents looking to unwind.

Public Access and Session Options

The Bridal Falls Surf Park is designed to be fully open to the public. Surf sessions are offered in both 30‑ and 60‑minute increments, with online reservations and gear rentals available. The facility caters to all skill levels—from first‑time beginners (with coaching and equipment provided) to advanced surfers seeking high‑performance wave riding.

Wave and Pool Technology

The CM7‑Surf system drives the dynamic side of the park, delivering a deep‑water standing wave and supporting multiple activities beyond surfing. The pool itself is a 110’ x 50’ Myrtha design, featuring clearly marked lanes for competition and training. Conforming to World Aquatics (formerly FINA) standards, the pool includes:

Active Surf Zone: 8 feet deep at the surf end
Leisure Zone: 4 feet deep at the shallow end, designed for guests to lounge and watch while others surf
Additional Features: Lane markers for swim training and a bulkhead that allows the facility to host competitive swimming events

This hybrid design supports active surf sessions, whitewater kayaking, and swim training—all in a multi‑use, year‑round environment.

Bridal Falls Surf Park in British Columbia featuring a rectangular surf pool with a standing deep-water wave, surrounded by Nordic spa amenities and snow-capped mountains. — Bridal Falls Surf Park, opening mid-summer 2025, brings British Columbia its first deep-water standing wave pool, designed for four-season surf and spa access in a mountain resort setting.

What It Costs to Surf in British Columbia

Here’s the full breakdown of wave pool prices at Bridal Falls Surf Park, with rates in CAD and USD equivalents:

Season	Duration	Price (CAD)	Approx. Price (USD)
Cold Season	30 Minutes	$31.49	~$23
	60 Minutes	$62.99	~$46
Shoulder Season	30 Minutes	$34.99	~$25
	60 Minutes	$68.99	~$50
Warm Season	30 Minutes	$37.49	~$27
	60 Minutes	$74.99	~$55

Pricing reflects a seasonal strategy designed to attract visitors in colder months while capitalizing on peak demand during summer. In addition, private session options may be available to accommodate groups or special events.

Operational Model and Year-Round Design

Open Season: Year‑round
Wave System: CM7‑Surf (deep‑water standing wave)
Multi‑Use Functionality: Active surf sessions in the deep end balanced with a leisure zone for on‑site relaxation
Additional Amenities: Nordic spa (hot tubs, saunas) to extend appeal during colder seasons
Target Demographics: Families, surfers, swimmers, and wellness guests

The fusion of surf and spa experiences ensures the venue remains attractive even when surfing conditions are not optimal, thereby broadening its appeal throughout the year.

Atmosphere and Environment

Bridal Falls is imbued with the distinctive flavor of the Pacific Northwest. The location transforms with the seasons—vibrant and bustling in summer, calming in fall, and quiet in winter. This seasonal character, combined with innovative surf and spa amenities, creates a unique, multi‑dimensional visitor experience.

Whether you’re riding the waves in the active surf zone or relaxing in the Nordic spa, Bridal Falls Surf Park offers a compelling destination that extends far beyond the typical seasonal waterpark.

Final Word

Bridal Falls Surf Park is poised to redefine how British Columbia approaches recreational water sports. By combining state‑of‑the‑art surf technology with year‑round wellness amenities, the venue creates an environment that appeals to thrill‑seekers and those simply looking to relax. From dynamic surf sessions in the CM7‑Surf pool to restorative experiences in the Nordic spa, this project marks a bold step toward year‑round outdoor recreation in the Fraser Valley.

West Edmonton Surf Club – Edmonton Canada

Indoor wave pool at West Edmonton Mall with surfers riding 1 to 3-foot waves in a warm, tropical setting beneath a glass dome. — West Edmonton Mall offers surf nights in a tropical indoor environment, where surfers catch peaky waves after hours under the dome, no matter the season outside.

The Lowdown: Wave Pool Prices and Surf Sessions at West Edmonton Mall, Canada

Tucked inside one of the largest shopping centers in North America, Surf Nights at West Edmonton Mall provide an unexpected but much-loved surf experience in the heart of Alberta. Operated through the West Edmonton Surf Club, the venue offers indoor wave pool surfing sessions for both beginners and advanced surfers in a controlled, tropical environment.

The pool, part of the World Waterpark complex, features a 1980s-era water drop system that creates peaky, fast-moving waves every few seconds. Surf sessions are scheduled after hours, once the park closes to the general public.

Public Access and Surf Club Format

Surf sessions are open to the public but must be booked as lessons, which include instruction and orientation. All bookings are handled via the West Edmonton Surf Club, which also manages surf nights for members. Once you’ve completed a lesson, you’re welcome to join regular surf sessions, which typically occur 2–4 times per week, mostly in the evenings.

While the pool runs standard wave programming for swimmers during the day, surf access begins after closing hours.

Wave Technology and Pool Conditions

The system is powered by a gravity-fed water drop mechanism, which agitates swell across the chlorinated pool. Though the tech is retro by today’s standards, it creates consistent waves with short-period energy that’s perfect for quick takeoffs and compact rides.

Wave Specs:

Wave Type: Artificial swell from water drop system
Wave Height: 1–3 feet
Wave Frequency: Every 4–5 seconds
Set Frequency: One set per minute
Wave Quality: Peaky and choppy
Session Length: 90 minutes

Water Conditions:

Pool Temp: 25–28°C (78–85°F)
Air Temp: 31°C (90°F) under a large glass dome

Wave Pool Prices at West Edmonton Mall

If you’re curious about wave pool prices in Canada, here’s what it costs to surf this indoor chlorinated wave pool:

Session Type	Duration	Price (CAD)
Public “Lesson” Session	90 minutes	$79

Lessons are capped at 10 people per session, and once completed, surfers gain access to additional club sessions.

Ride Count and Local Knowledge

According to local surf club member Daniel Macyk, ride count depends on session size:

Quiet nights: Up to 50+ waves per surfer
Busy nights: Typically 20–25 waves per session
Average attendance: 10–30 surfers

Wave count is high due to the short interval and fast reset time—making this an ideal training ground for quick reps and improving takeoffs.

Environment and Indoor Setting

Facility: Indoor chlorinated wave pool within West Edmonton Mall
Climate: Tropical dome atmosphere, warm air and water year-round
Surf Club Management: West Edmonton Surf Club coordinates access and scheduling
Extras: Spectator areas, changing facilities, indoor beach vibe

The indoor setting makes this a welcome escape from Canadian winters, where surfers can trade icy sidewalks for boardshorts and tropical humidity under the dome.

Final Word

West Edmonton Mall’s Surf Nights may not offer the longest rides or most powerful waves, but what it lacks in size, it makes up for in accessibility, consistency, and volume. With a strong local surf club community, high wave counts, and a reliably warm indoor setting, it remains a one-of-a-kind inland surf experience in Canada.

São Paulo Surf Club Prices – São Paulo, Brazil

Surfer testing the left barrel at the São Paulo Surf Club wave pool. — Professional surfers got to test out the wave pool at São Paulo Surf Club ahead of it’s 2025 debut.

São Paulo Surf Club – Real Parque, São Paulo, Brazil

The Lowdown

Developed by JHSF, a luxury real estate group specializing in lifestyle-driven environments, the São Paulo Surf Club is a private surf and sports facility blending upscale design with high-performance artificial waves. Framed as a “Neo-country club”, the project includes a PerfectSwell surf lagoon along with premium amenities like a restaurant, clubhouse, pools, and outdoor lounges.

Unlike other São Paulo wave pools such as Boa Vista and Praia da Grama, which require property ownership, São Paulo Surf Club is membership-based, offering a streamlined entry point for affluent city-based surfers.

Accessibility

Membership-only surf club
Guest access permitted with a member
No need to purchase real estate
Application and screening process required

Type of Wave(s)

Powered by PerfectSwell technology by American Wave Machines
Produces waist- to head-high waves
Performance-oriented: semi-hollow to hollow wave shapes
Up to 22-second rides in three-wave sets
Both left and right-hand breaks

Wave Generating Technology

PerfectSwell by American Wave Machines
Pneumatic system that delivers custom wave shapes and set intervals
Designed for versatility, high repetition, and long rides (up to 220 meters)

Wave Specifications

Height: Waist to head-high
Length: Up to 220 meters
Frequency: 120–240 waves per hour
Set structure: 3-wave sets every 1:10–1:30
Lefts and rights available on rotation

What It Costs to Surf at São Paulo Surf Club

Surf access is granted through membership only—positioning it as a premium experience within Brazil’s urban wave pool market.

Family Membership: R$950,000 (~$190,000 USD)
- Includes the primary member, spouse, and up to three dependents (under age 35)
Annual Maintenance Fee: R$25,000 (~$5,000 USD)
Guest Access: Must be accompanied by a member
Nearby Hotels: Lodging starts at $55 USD/night, making it possible to stay close to the club

Amenities

Full-service Surf Clubhouse with bar, restaurant, and lounge
Outdoor pools, shade structures, and social areas
Additional athletic and wellness activities for members
Panoramic views of the wave pool and city skyline

With long rides, a prestigious setting, and no real estate purchase required, the São Paulo Surf Club delivers a more urban-accessible and potentially cost-effective alternative to Brazil’s coastal surf park counterparts.

Fazenda da Grama – Sao Paulo Brazil

Women preparing to surf at a luxury wave pool resort, highlighting exclusivity and lifestyle tied to global wave pool prices — Women in Brazil prepare to surf at the Praia da Grama high-end artificial wave pool. The wave pool prices here are complex, as one must be a property owner or guest to have access.

Praia da Grama – Fazenda da Grama, São Paulo, Brazil

The Lowdown

Tucked inside a private development an hour outside São Paulo, Praia da Grama offers an exclusive surf experience aimed at Brazil’s elite. This surf park is the centerpiece of the high-end Fazenda da Grama lifestyle community. The destination, designed by Oscar Segall, combines luxury villas, a golf course, spa, equestrian facilities, restaurants, and event spaces. The first waves rolled out in June 2021, quickly becoming a status symbol for Brazil’s wealthy surf set.

Accessibility

Access is restricted to:

Residents of the Fazenda da Grama development
Private club members
Guests of owners or members

Wave Specifications

Height: 2 to 7 feet
Length: 30 to 100 yards/meters, depending on settings
Left and right-breaking waves
Capacity: 11 to 900 waves per hour

What It Costs to Surf Praia da Grama

There is no public pricing structure. Surfing the wave pool requires either purchasing property within the Fazenda da Grama development or securing a private club membership.

Real estate ownership grants access to the wave, clubhouse, and full amenities
Villas start at approximately R$11,500,000 (around $2.4 million USD) for a 500-square-meter property
Club memberships are exclusive and not openly advertised
No day passes or public surf sessions available

Praia da Grama runs on a private access model similar to high-end golf resorts, emphasizing exclusivity and premium lifestyle offerings over volume-based access.

Surfland Brasil – Santa Catarina, Brazil

Drone view of the Surfland Brasil wave pool in Garopaba, showcasing Wavegarden Cove technology and resort infrastructure tied to wave pool prices — Aerial view of the Surfland Brasil surf park in Santa Catarina, Brazil, where surf sessions start with condo purchases or time-share buy ins and offer year-round wave access.

Surfland Brasil – Garopaba, Santa Catarina, Brazil

The Lowdown

Surfland Brasil combines the allure of a luxury surf resort with the accessibility of public day passes and flexible multi-property ownership. Marketed as the world’s first multi-property surf club and resort, Surfland offers fully furnished apartments with hotel-level service through a time-share system. The centerpiece of the development is a Wavegarden Cove wave pool, positioned alongside a growing list of sports and leisure amenities including a skatepark by Pedro Barros, yoga studios, tennis courts, beach tennis, spa facilities, gyms, and multiple dining options.

The project offers both hotel accommodations and condo-style ownership, appealing to short-term visitors and long-term investors alike. Surf sessions are open to the public and can be booked directly through the Surfland Brasil website.

Accessibility

Hybrid access model: public surf sessions, hotel guests, and private condo owners
Time-share ownership model for longer-term access
78-bed hotel available for general guests
Public can surf by booking sessions online

Type of Wave(s)

Wavegarden Cove delivers a wide variety:
Gentle, beginner-friendly knee-high waves
Hollow, head-high slabs for advanced surfers
Left and right-hand breaks
Programmable settings to suit different skill levels

Wave Generating Technology

Wavegarden Cove
Modular wave technology designed for high wave volume and customization

Wave Specifications

Height: 2 to 7 feet
Length: 30 to 100 yards/meters
Left and right-hand waves
Capacity: 11 to 900 waves per hour

What It Costs to Surf at Surfland Brasil

Surfland offers a flexible pricing model for surfers and investors alike.

Public session pricing: $80–$90 USD per session
Hotel guest access: Surf during your stay with booking
Time-share condo ownership:
- Units start at $22,000 USD
- Payment plan: 3 x $1,090 upfront + 57 installments of $325
- Larger condos (sleep 5) available for $29,500 USD
- Around 100 units available in total
- Ownership includes surf access during allotted stays

This hybrid model makes Surfland one of the most accessible yet premium surf resort investments in the Southern Hemisphere, offering solid value across both the short-stay and ownership tiers.

Boa Vista Village – Sao Paulo Brazil

Aerial view of the Boa Vista wave pool in Brazil, where PerfectSwell waves run 120–160 per hour and access comes via million-dollar homes or future Surf Club memberships. — rone image of Boa Vista wave pool in São Paulo, Brazil, part of a luxury real estate and surf club development.

The Lowdown

Set against the rolling greens and manicured landscapes of a private luxury development, Boa Vista is a next-generation surf destination built around the PerfectSwell technology by American Wave Machines. This São Paulo-based project goes beyond the standard surf park template by integrating a multi-story Surf Lodge—essentially a luxury hotel—alongside high-end residences and a central artificial wave pool.

With ride times rumored to reach 20–25 seconds, Boa Vista may eclipse even the famed Waco facility in scale. The wave pool is already built and operational, anchoring a growing development that aims to combine golf course ambiance with a surf-first lifestyle. Boa Vista offers surf access to both property owners and guests, and future plans include a Surf Club membership model that may open doors to non-residents.

Accessibility

Mixed-use: residents, hotel guests, and (possibly) Surf Club members
Residential properties range from $1M to $4M USD
Surf Club will offer non-owner membership access (details pending)

Type of Wave(s)

Wave system produces:
- Waist- to head-high surf
- Semi-hollow to fully hollow wave shapes
- Lefts and rights
Performance-focused wave design
Rides up to 120 yards/meters in length
Comes in sets of three waves, spaced 1:10–1:30 apart

Wave Specifications

Height: Waist to head-high
Length: Up to 120 yards/meters
Frequency: 120–160 waves per hour
Breaks: Left and right
Set spacing: 1:10–1:30 intervals

Hours of Operation

Year-round surf
Seasonal apparel recommendations: boardshorts and bikinis in summer, 3/2 fulls or spring suits during cooler months

Pool Structure

Concrete build with sand features
Positioned at the heart of a luxury resort and residential complex
Designed for long, clean lines and aesthetic appeal

Wave Pool Prices Surf Boa Vista

Access to Boa Vista’s artificial surf lagoon comes primarily through real estate ownership or upcoming club memberships.

Luxury residences: $1 million – $4 million USD
Surf Club membership: In development, will offer wave access without property purchase
No public day-use pricing currently available

Boa Vista’s surf offering blends exclusivity, performance, and lifestyle appeal—placing it firmly in the upper tier of global wave pool pricing.

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