Salt, Sisterhood and Small Waves: A Women's Wellness Surf Session at Sandend

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Salt, Sisterhood and Small Waves: A Women's Wellness Surf Session at Sandend

A relaxed, empowering surf meet-up led by local surfers Megan MacKay and Natalie Kobedza that brings women of all skill levels together for waves, laughter and a beachside cuppa.

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Salt, Sisterhood and Small Waves: A Women's Wellness Surf Session at Sandend.

Duration
2.5
Location
Sandend
Operator
Suds Surf School
Category
Events
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

On the wide, pebbled shore of Sandend, local surfers Megan MacKay and Natalie Kobedza run a deliberately relaxed session designed to welcome women into the water — from first-timers wobbling to their feet to regulars chasing a few playful waves. The event blends instruction and encouragement with the communal rhythm of a beachside catch-up, finishing with tea and conversation on the sand.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE COMMUNITY

Women-led, social, and supportive

Hosted by local surfers Megan and Natalie, the session is intentionally social and encouraging — a space for women to learn, laugh and connect with fellow surf enthusiasts.

THE BEACH

Sandend as a friendly surf venue

The meet takes place on Sandend Beach beside Suds Surf School, a familiar local launch point for relaxed, accessible surf sessions that suit a range of abilities.

THE RITUAL

Waves, laughter and a cuppa

After the in-water session participants gather on the beach for conversation over tea; you can bring your own cuppa or pick one up from T by the Sea at Sandend.

What the day feels like

What the session feels like

The event is a short, friendly surf meet-up that balances coaching and camaraderie: meet on the sand, spend time catching small, manageable waves under the guidance of Megan and Natalie, then wind down with tea and conversation on the beach. The overall tone is informal and welcoming, aimed at encouraging more women into surfing.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this session suits — and who should check first.

1
Beginner surfersA welcoming introduction to surfing in a supportive, women-focused setting; the session is designed to encourage new participants.
2
Intermediate & confident surfersSuitable for those who already love the waves and want a relaxed, social surf with fellow women surfers.
3
Women seeking communityA strong fit for women who want to connect with other surf enthusiasts in a low-pressure environment that ends with a beachside cuppa.
4
Those requiring special assistanceParticipants with specific medical, mobility, or assistance needs should check directly with the operator before booking to confirm suitability.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

The session runs for approximately 2.5 hours.

Meeting point

Meet on Sandend Beach beside Suds Surf School for check-in and pre-session briefing.

What to bring

Bring anything you’ll need for surfing and a cuppa if you prefer; alternatively you can get a cuppa from T by the Sea at Sandend.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the Women's Wellness Surf Event?

The event lasts approximately 2.5 hours.

Where do we meet for the session?

Meet on Sandend Beach beside Suds Surf School.

Who leads the surf session?

Local surfers Megan MacKay and Natalie Kobedza host the session, and it is run in association with Suds Surf School.

Is the session suitable for beginners?

Yes — the event is designed to welcome women of all skill levels, from complete beginners to more experienced surfers.

What about tea after the surf?

Participants can bring their own cuppa or get a cuppa from T by the Sea at Sandend for the post-surf catch-up.

What is the tone or atmosphere of the event?

The session is intentionally relaxed and social, focusing on encouragement, laughter and connection among women surfers.