Surf / Galapagos Islands, New Zealand, Panama

Panama offers world class surf all year long. With its hundreds of islands that are only accessible by boat there are still many secret spots to discover.  Let us take you on the journey of a lifetime on board our beautiful Surf Charter "Patron" and show you Panama´s treasures.

Do you want to surf tropical warm water waves with no crowds? Well, this is your opportunity! In June 1998 the surf camp opened its doors to the world and ever since has been recognized as a top surf destination in Central America. Located on la Ensenada, a pristine island off the Pacific coast of Panama, you will have wave after wave to you and your friends. Multiple islands surround Morro Negrito and each one provides its own unique wave. From fast hollow point breaks to sand bottom beach breaks, we've got you covered.

Volcanic Islands 700 miles out to the sea and directly on the equator, in the path of north swells from the Gulf of Alaska and south swells from the Southern Ocean. This is island-style surf! Because the Galapagos Islands are volcanic, this is the land of lava rock reefs and points, not beach breaks and sand points.

Watch Gala Surf video to learn more.

New Zealand is one of the last areas in the world to be discovered as a major surfing destination. It has kilometers of scenic coast that are constantly pounded by swells from all angles. With both coasts being so close together it allows us to find quality waves every day so you never have any downtime.

Watch New Zealand Surf Tours video to learn more.

New Zealand is a country of stunning natural beauty and has a diverse array of geographic features. Jagged mountains, steep fjords, pristine lakes, raging rivers, scenic beaches, and active volcanoes are all common place.  It’s lush native forests are inhabited by many unique bird species, including the flightless Kiwi, our national symbol.

You will get the thrill of chasing perfect waves and the endless summer. This pursuit will place you at some of the most beautiful and secluded surf beaches around the scenic coastline of New Zealand’s North Island.

Lost Coast has been surfing this area of Panama for over 10 years. We have over 1,000 days guiding Coiba National Park alone. No one knows this area better. Scoring here takes an extensive knowledge of the tides, wind, swell size, swell direction, and locations.