Surf lesson website template with prices, hours and WhatsApp booking
A one-page template for a surf coach or a small surf school: a wide photograph of the beach, the next lesson's start time, lesson prices, hours, three beaches, a WhatsApp button, four questions and a map.
Who it is for
For a surf coach, a small surf school or anyone who teaches outdoors when the sea allows and takes bookings by message. The page opens on a wide photograph of the beach, then says who teaches and when the next lesson starts, beside a button to book. The demo is a made-up surf coach in Cape Town: lesson prices in a table, the mornings in the water, the gear that comes with every lesson, three beaches, a WhatsApp button, four questions and the meeting point on a map.
Replace the photographs first: the beach at the top, then the gear and the three beaches, each with its caption and a description. Then write your name and how you teach in the heading card, the next start time in the card beside it, your lessons and prices in the table, your days in the hours card and your WhatsApp number in the booking card. No date is written anywhere on the page, so nothing goes out of date: from day to day you change only the next lesson’s time.
For a guide who leads trips under their own name, see Maren Kowalchuk. Club Abanico suits a class that meets every week, and Linen Hour a studio that sees one client at a time.
Replace these five first
- Image & Portrait: Image URL
- Photo Gallery: Photos
- Data Table: Rows
- Opening Hours: Weekly hours
- Direct Contact: WhatsApp Direct
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Common questions
Can a gallery show one photograph to a row on a phone?
Yes. In the gallery's settings, Phone columns offers two photographs to a row or one at the card's full width. This template shows its three beaches in three columns on wider screens and one under another on a phone, so each caption stays readable.
Is Lowtide Lessons a real surf school?
No. The coach, the school and its prices are made up, and the photographs are AI-generated for this template; the three beaches are real places near Cape Town. Replace the words and pictures with your own before you publish.