learn to surf is a suitable code of conduct designed to keep everybody happy and safe in the sport. It's very important to memorize and admire the following rules to prevent absolute insanity. Stick by those unwritten rules to keep yourself and others else from problem.


Here are the Principles of the surf etiquette:

1. RIGHT OF WAY

The surfer closest to the summit of the tide has got the right of way. Also the surfer furthest out or first to his feet gets the best to function as tide. In each one of these cases other surfers might need to allow the tide pass. Learn these'rules' and behave so.

2. DO NOT DROP IN

Dropping in is the action of stealing somebody's wave described at point . By doing this you will make a dangerous situation for you and another consumers. Collision can occur, bones and boards may break. It is a poor idea and everybody else will likely be annoyed.

3. PADDLING RULES

Don't snore right to the line up where the waves are breaking up and people are currently surfing. It is safer and wiser to paddle through a station where there are less odds of a runin. If you find a surfer coming towards you personally, gauge his leadership and paddle the other way.

4. DO NOT DITCH BOARD

Consistently maintain control and contact with your surfboard. If you see a wall of whitewater coming closer , do not ditch your board as it might hit someone behind you. Find out to duckdive.

5. Don't SNAKE

Paddling around some one to gain priority over the tide is referred to as gallop. This is sometimes very annoying and if done repeatedly a big no no.

6. SHARE WAVES

Longboarders, kayakers, standup paddlers and much more experienced surfers are able to capture waves much earlier and easier leaving not much for additional users. It can not hurt to leave one tide for the shortboarders inside. To talk is to care!

7. RESPECT THE BEACH

Leave only footprints. Throw your garbage in trash cans and don't vandalise at all.

8. RESPECT LOCALS

Give respect to the consumers who surf the area every day. Behave friendly and do not overcrowd the spot with a massive group. Respect the vibe from the water.

9. HELP OTHER SURFERS

Look out for each other and always help a surfer in trouble. You could potentially save somebody's life.

10. BE PATIENT AND HAVE FUN

Wait for the turn to receive yourself a wave. Eventually it should come. Be friendly and have fun.

11. IF YOU Damage: APOLOGIZE

It is not the end of the world if you unintentionally wreck one of these rules. Apologize and smile. They'll forgive the first moment.