Dreamsea in Moliets et Maa.... Surfer´s paradise in west France

I visited France many times before, but always my ways were directed to the south of France. But this time, because I wanted to try surfing, I changed direction and headed to the West to the small town, hidden between forests called Moliets et Maa.

Moliets et Maa is about an hour away from the border with Spain and less than an hour's drive from the famous resort of Biarritz.

Coast around the Moliets is very wooded, and honestly when I arrived to the camp, so I did not believe that somewhere in the neighborhood is the ocean and place called "Surfers Paradise". I just nowhere along the way did not see any beach .....






...A few words about surf camp .... 
I decided  for surfcamp Dreamsea. Why? Because of the price, facilities, ratings and also because it organize few people from Czech R. I personally was not lucky enough to meet someone there from the Czech Republic (most people was from Germany, Spain or UK) , but it does not change the fact that the camp site organizes a great bunch of people that will help you quickly fit (even if you decide to go solo)

Arrival takes place so that you can accommodate either immediately, or you fold up luggage in a common tent and wait before you assign a roommate. Since I had to wait for the tent, so I did not hesitate and decided to explore the nearby beaches where on the following days  I will "fight" with waves. 

Get to the promenade takes about 10 minutes brisk walking (In Dreamsea thought that sometimes short walks can be just good for our condition :))

Promenade in the Moliets imagine something like this: One 
long street full of restaurants, bars, enticingly fragrant surfshop bakeries and boutiques and the atmosphere around you complete surfers heading to the beach.

After a long walk through the city I returned to camp and it had sequentially came more campers and fun was beginning to creep. On the begin, you have a "Welcome party" where they sequentially meet instructors as well as other people.

Other days run like this: get up, go to breakfast, where at the same time we are also preparing lunch in the form of baguettes (this is one of the most important parts of the day, what could be worse than an empty stomach? :)) 
During breakfast you realize by other surfers, what are the waves ... after breakfast you go looking for your wetsuit and  also hope that nobody took yours (and it sometimes happens :)) 
After that you go to the beach, if you have the "luck" and belong to the group that the day begins with the first so "get ready your muscles" because kilometer tote board with not quite so much fun :) Fortunately surfers are mostly gentlemen so do not worry girls mostly to find someone who will at least part of the way to help board,

After we finally get over the river and the last 300m, which is the board you will seem endless warm-up waiting for you ... and do not worry boredom due instructors definitely not.

After the warm-up awaits lessons, where you will find  out how to behave on surf, what to do or not do, followed by training on land and when the lecturer finds that all of you are well prepared, so lets goo to  the water.

After the lesson, you can stay on the beach or go back to the camp where followed by a siesta is just up to you, how you will take advantage of free time.


About 6 pm  is time to start watching mobile phone, and begin to look forward for  the dinner, which is always a delight thanks to the chefs.

After the meal awaits either a competition or party.

Anyway camp every Wednesday's trip to San Sebastian. It is definitely not to miss.

Other days, when constantly improve your skills on a surfboard run away very quickly  and there's a Friday, when it is time for  a huge GOOD BYE PARTY. 23:00 When you drink, you dance in the camp and then after 23 h to move to the center to the local bar with live music.

So if you surf attracts so feel free to go to the Moliets et Maa.