Dynamic Windsurfing Next level Camp Costa del Sol, Marbellla-Estepona

Are you ready to progress? Our Next Level Camp is for windsurfers who already know the basics and want several days on the water to develop their skills, build confidence and work towards the next level in the Dynamic Windsurfing five-level education system. You don't need to be an experienced windsurfer. If you have completed an introductory course or have equivalent basic experience, you are ready to join. With small groups and personal coaching, we adapt the training to your current level, your goals and the conditions. Rather than following the same programme as everyone else, you work on the skills that will help you progress next. During the campUp to 4 hours of windsurfing per day, depending on conditions and your preferences Personal coaching in a small group Exercises selected for your current level and next step Equipment adapted as your skills progress Coaching based on our five-level Dynamic Windsurfing education system Plenty of time to practise between coaching sessions Optional accommodation in our countryside villa with private pool Transport between the villa and windsurfing spot included Your goal for the camp: move one step closer to – or complete – your next Dynamic Windsurfing level. Enjoy windsurfing on the Costa del Sol, one of Europe's sunniest and most relaxed coastal destinations. With around 320 sunny days per year, we can run camps throughout much of the year, giving you the opportunity to combine windsurfing progression with a few days in southern Spain. Your instructorYour main instructor is Johan, founder of vindsurfing.se and the Dynamic Windsurfing concept. With decades of windsurfing and coaching experience, including competition in the Olympic class, his focus today is on safe, enjoyable and effective coaching that helps each windsurfer progress at their own pace. The surf spot – Atalaya IsdabeWe have carefully selected Atalaya Isdabe as our main windsurfing location. The shape of the bay provides an additional element of safety, as the coastline helps bring drifting windsurfers back towards shore in the usual wind directions. The launching area is relatively accessible for less experienced windsurfers, while more experienced sailors can find areas with shore break for jumping and wave riding when conditions allow. Most days we start around 14:30, when the local wind is generally more established. Starting times can change depending on wind conditions and participants' arrival and departure times. We also offer the possibility to rent e-foil and surf equipment during your stay. ChildrenYounger windsurfers are welcome, but we want to make sure that the camp format and conditions are suitable for them. We work with small groups and provide extra supervision where needed. If you are travelling with children, please contact us and we'll recommend the most suitable camp or private-class option. Accommodation – relax after a day on the waterAccommodation is available in our 350 m² countryside villa just outside Estepona, with several terraces, countryside views and a private swimming pool. It's a quiet place surrounded by nature, which works particularly well after an active day on the water – there's plenty of space to relax, swim or simply do nothing for a while. The villa has three levels. Camp guests have the entrance level to themselves, with three bedrooms, a bathroom, a small kitchenette with fridge/freezer and microwave for simple meals, and a large private terrace overlooking the countryside. You can also use the main kitchen on the middle level, as well as the terraces and swimming pool. I live on another level with my two friendly dogs, so I'm normally around if you need anything, while you still have your own part of the house. A padel and tennis club with a café/bar is only around 500 metres away, with open group play for intermediate players on selected evenings. Walking trails start directly outside the house, and the nearest restaurant is about 2 km away. Peaceful rather than centralThe villa is not in the centre of town, and we prefer to be clear about that. If you want to walk straight out of your accommodation into streets full of restaurants, shops and nightlife, this isn't really that type of accommodation. The advantage is the opposite: peace, nature, plenty of space and a private pool, while still being close to the coast and towns by car. The beach and A7 motorway are around 5 minutes away, Estepona around 10 minutes, Puerto Banús around 20 minutes, and Marbella approximately 25–30 minutes away. Our windsurfing spot at Atalaya Isdabe is approximately 14 minutes from the villa. Do I need a car?Not for the windsurfing. Transport between the villa and the windsurfing spot is included for camp participants. For exploring independently, Uber and Bolt are readily available in the area. Renting a car or scooter is another option, with free parking outside the villa. An e-bike can also be a good option if you want more independence. We can help you get to an e-bike rental in Estepona, from where you can explore the coast, beaches and promenades at your own pace. And when practical, we're happy to help with lifts – and may head into Estepona for dinner together occasionally as well. Prefer to stay somewhere else?No problem. You can book the Next Level Camp without accommodation. If you prefer hotel standard, nightlife within walking distance, or simply want to stay more centrally, look for accommodation between Estepona and Atalaya Isdabe. We can normally pick you up on our way to the windsurfing spot. A little about the areaOne advantage of staying for several days is that there's time to experience more than just windsurfing. Estepona – around 10 minutes Our nearest town and probably the place you'll visit most. Estepona has a beautiful old town filled with small streets, flower-covered squares, restaurants and cafés, together with beaches, a marina and a long seafront promenade. It's particularly pleasant for an evening walk or dinner. Puerto Banús – around 20 minutes A completely different atmosphere. The famous marina is known for its yachts, restaurants, bars and designer shops. Even if shopping isn't your thing, it's worth visiting once to experience the contrast with the quieter parts of the coast. Marbella – around 25–30 minutes Marbella combines beaches and a lively seafront with a very attractive historic centre. The old town around Plaza de los Naranjos is particularly worth exploring, with narrow streets, restaurants and traditional Andalusian architecture. Ronda – a  day trip Head inland into the mountains to discover one of Andalucía's most spectacular towns. Ronda is famous for the dramatic gorge dividing the town and the Puente Nuevo bridge spanning it. The mountain drive itself is part of the experience. Gibraltar – a day trip Another possibility is Gibraltar, with its very different British-Mediterranean atmosphere and famous Rock. It's an easy way to add something completely different to your Costa del Sol stay. For more inspiration, have a look at the official Andalucía tourism website and its information about Ronda and the Serranía de Ronda.