"surfing lessons" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a set of lessons an individual might take to learn how to surf. For example, "John took surfing lessons to learn how to surf."
As well as daily yoga and surfing lessons, Surf Tiree guests also have the option of kitesurfing, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding and trail running.
Rio Breaks (82 mins, 12A) A profile of the Favela Surf Club, which provides free surfing lessons – and, potentially, a whole new life – to children from the slums of Rio de Janeiro.
The prize Star Surf Camps (starsurfcamps.com) are offering a week of surfing lessons at the popular beach town of Moliets, which is situated 30 minutes north of Biarritz.
Beginners can take surfing lessons on the beach while the on-site surf shop has all the essential equipment available for hire.
It's a long-held dream of mine to learn to surf, and I was wondering what the best option would be incorporating surfing lessons and fantastic travel opportunities.
The town's two surf shops — Rincon Designs, which makes its own boards on site and A-Frame Surf, which is one of the few places in the area that offers surfing lessons — were thriving.
Cellphones have reception, the roads are well paved, and most surf shops and guesthouses rent boards (for about $15 a day) and offer surfing lessons (prices vary from $20 an hour to $89 for the day).
Plus: coastal walks, archery, surfing lessons, hiking, falconry.
There were museum visits, trolley rides, water park passes and surfing lessons given by Honolulu firefighters.
Christopher Gardner, 6, of Oceanside, N.Y., briefly considered the surfing lessons -- and then had second thoughts.
Speak to the owners about bike hire, surfing lessons and horse riding.
