Unfortunately, our experience was terrible.
The first issue was parking. We were assigned a space which was not available when we arrived for check-in. The host was not there nor did she promptly fix the issue. Someone who lives in the front cottage had to call the host and couldn’t get ahold of her. We were directed to park in a different stall which belonged to another guest staying at the surf camp. It took a couple hours for the host to contact us to let us know where we would keep our vehicle. Which, happened to be her personal spot because she accommodated other guests who extended their stay. She moved them into our assigned stall and did not proceed to make sure things were situated with us. It would not have been a big deal if she had made sure to make a new stall available to us too. We were advised to move our vehicle into a space which was far away from the place we pitched our tent.
Second was the space we were told to pitch our tent. Again, the host was not there to let us know where we would stay. So a nice girl in the front cottage directed us to an empty spot in the back yard. Turned out to be the wrong spot. While the concept of this surf camp is super awesome we did not enjoy the miscommunication and lack of organization.
Third, there are “strict” rules that were listed, which were not actually strict. There were people up late and being loud and drinking alcohol. Which is not respectful to other guests. The host constantly reminds you that you should respect other guest and that was not the case during our stay.
Fourth, the post says that the spot is private. It was not private at all…
Unfortunately we decided to leave the next day and the host did not allow a change to the trip.