A First Wave Together: Group Surf Lessons at Jobos with MOKU Surf School

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A First Wave Together: Group Surf Lessons at Jobos with MOKU Surf School

A hands-on group surf lesson in Jobos — begin with a 15-minute surf-culture and safety briefing, then move to the beach for coached practice; equipment and beach amenities are provided.

A First Wave Together: Group Surf Lessons at Jobos with MOKU Surf School.

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Location
Jobos
Operator
Moku Surf School
Category
Surf
Robert Eric Crews
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At Jobos Beach in Isabela, MOKU Surf School runs group lessons that start in a classroom for a concise surf-culture and water-safety briefing before moving participants into the water for coached, hands-on practice. Classes are offered in 60- or 90-minute formats and include equipment and beach amenities to keep the day simple and focused on learning.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE LESSON

Classroom Briefing, Then the Water

Each session begins with a 15-minute surf-culture and water-safety lesson in the classroom, then moves to the beach for technique instruction and hands-on time in the waves.

THE KIT

All Necessary Equipment Provided

MOKU supplies a 50 UPF long-sleeve rashguard, board, leash and wax, so participants can arrive ready to learn without packing a full kit.

THE AMENITIES

Beach Comforts and Shop Perks

Lessons include umbrella and chair use for the day, a safe space for belongings, access to the shop shower and MOKU parking, plus a 20% discount at the surf shop for lesson participants.

What the day feels like

What the Group Lesson Feels Like

A compact, instructional rhythm: arrive and check in, absorb a focused 15-minute primer on surf culture and water safety, then walk to Jobos Beach for coached practice — the structure is designed to get students standing and riding waves within a single session while supported by provided equipment and beach comforts.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this group lesson suits best.

1
FamiliesMarketed "For All Ages," the format and provided equipment make it straightforward for family groups to take a lesson together.
2
Beginners & First-TimersThe lesson is structured to teach surf culture, safety and basic techniques before moving into the water, making it appropriate for those learning to surf.
3
Small GroupsClasses are limited to up to 10 students, which keeps group sizes small and allows for focused coaching.
4
Travelers Without GearBecause MOKU provides rashguards, boards, leashes and wax, the lesson is a good match for travelers who prefer to travel light.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

Classes are offered in 60- and 90-minute options; participants should check in 15 minutes prior to the class start time.

What to Bring

Bring a water canteen — the shop provides cold filtered water; if you need one, lesson participants get 20% off MOKU Surf Shop inventory including Hydro Flask and Corcikle canteens.

Included

The lesson includes equipment (rashguard, board, leash, wax), a safe space for belongings, umbrella and chair for the day, use of the surf-shop shower and MOKU parking, plus a 20% shop discount.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is a group lesson?

Classes are available in 60- and 90-minute options; plan to arrive 15 minutes before the scheduled start time to check in.

What is included with the lesson?

MOKU provides a rashguard, board, leash and wax, a safe place for belongings, umbrella and chair use for the day, access to the surf-shop shower, MOKU parking and a 20% discount at the surf shop.

Do I need to bring my own surf gear?

No — all necessary equipment is provided; you should bring a water canteen since the shop supplies cold filtered water, and can purchase one with a lesson discount if needed.

How many people are in each class?

Classes are limited to up to 10 students per session.

Is the class suitable for children or complete beginners?

Yes — the program is described as "For All Ages" and begins with a classroom surf-culture and water-safety lesson before practical water instruction, making it appropriate for learners.

Where do we meet for the lesson?

Participants should check in 15 minutes prior to class start time; the session begins in the classroom before moving to the beach for practical instruction.