So I was lucky enough to spend the first week of June in Moilets and what a great way to start the summer it was. I stayed with Star Surf Camps, camping just a 5 minute walk from the open stretch of beach with funnelling barrels steaming up the sand.

The camp itself is an amazing setup. Huge pine trees loom over  the tents and communal areas with hammocks gently swinging between. Along with a large Party tent theres a few ping pong tables, super comfy chairs for sun basking and a sweet projector setup for viewing surf films of an evening.

The atmosphere during my stay was what really made the trip for me. The camp is home to a fairly large and eclectic group of staff, professional surfers, yoga instructors, surf assistants, entertainers, photographers and one amazing chap with a serious milk drinking problem. All the crew at the camp really make your stay comfortable as well as a right ole laugh.

Surfing all day followed by a bit of sunset yoga was the general day to day. That with a few evenings of debauchery really made for a top week, drinking games and a bit of dance floor domination in town put smiles on everyones face.

Other highlights include a day trip to San Sebastian gorging on amazing tapas and cheap beers as well a 80’s fluro night surf during a roaring thunderstom.

If you like the look of my week be sure to check out Star Surf on their websites:
www.starsurfcamps.com
www.starsurfschools.com

There was a array of very talented individuals documenting their time at the camp during this week so check out their experiences with these hashtags #InternationalSurfingDay #10YearsISD #5YearsStarSurf – A pretty cool little surprise coming in the next few days so stayed tuned!

Enough words, check out a few images below of my week with the crew at Star Surf Camps, damn that was fun.