Somewhere along the way, many of us start believing we need to be good at something before we’re allowed to enjoy it. Through the experience of learning to surf, this reflection explores why being a beginner might be one of the most rewarding parts of trying something new.
Lajares may be a small village, but it’s one of Fuerteventura’s most vibrant destinations. From surfing and volcano hikes to cosy cafés, live music, and local markets, this guide explores the best things to do in Lajares and why so many visitors end up staying longer than they planned.
As children, we rarely worry about being beginners. As adults, trying something new often feels much harder than it should. This reflection explores why learning to surf can help you let go of perfection, embrace small progress, and rediscover the joy of starting from scratch.
Learning to surf can feel intimidating, but everyone starts somewhere. Discover why Fuerteventura is one of the best places for beginner surfers, what to expect from your first lessons, and why the memories you take home are about much more than just catching waves.
What happens when a group of complete strangers spends a week surfing together in Fuerteventura? Follow the Reunion Surf Trip at Kyuka Surf Club as we look back on a week filled with surf sessions, island adventures, shared meals, and friendships that lasted long after the final wave.
Not every surf spot in Fuerteventura is right every day. The best wave depends on the swell, the wind, the tide, and your experience level. This guide explores some of the island’s most popular surf spots and explains how to choose the right beach for the best possible session.
When I first started surfing, I thought the goal was simply to catch more waves and improve my technique. Over time, I realised the ocean had something else to teach me. This is a reflection on the quiet lessons of surfing—patience, letting go, and learning to appreciate the moments between the waves.
Talking to strangers often feels much harder than it really is. Looking back, I realised that confidence didn’t come before those conversations—it grew because of them. This is a story about awkward first moments, meeting new people while travelling, and why saying hello is usually the hardest part.
Nobody Warns You About the Friendship Admin Making friends as an adult feels very different from when you’re younger. Back then, friendships often happened without much effort. You sat next to someone in class, played the same sports, or lived on the same street, and before you knew it, you were spending most of your…
I used to think confidence was something you either had or you didn’t. Surfing taught me something different. Through small moments, better posture, and stepping outside my comfort zone, I slowly realised that confidence isn’t something you fake—it’s something you build through experience.
