Bahamas Out Island Adventures Twenty First Annual Surf Camp

Entry now open for our June 27 “Summer Bash” comp at Liveheats!
Limited spots remain for our 21st Annual Surf Camp also
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Limited spots remain!
As part of our Bahamas Surfing Association’s gender equity initiative we are offering two scholarship spots to local Bahamian girls to the June 21-27 teen week.

The tiki hut - which serves as our gathering space, yoga deck and more during surf camps and field trips - getting a re-shingle this month.
Sign ups continue for SCXXI

What stands out to me from this photo (thanks Michael B. for the capture) is the way this trio moved as a team during our recent trip to Hope Town, Abaco for the Garbonzo Masters.
Yes, they're competitive and sometimes bicker, but when it came down to it they moved together, looked out for each other and I'd like to think respected each other.
They began their surfing journey in our annual summer surf camp. And I'd again like to think maybe some of those values have been helped along during their past few summers with us.
Our Twenty First Annual surf camp is now taking sign ups!

Congrats to surf camp alums Yemaya and Makayla who took 3rd place in their E Class sloop 'Sugarloaf' at the Sir Durward Knowles National Junior Sailing Championship held this weekend in our nation's capital.




Sign ups for our Twenty First Annual Surf Camp continue, spots are limited but do remain!

Was great to bump into surf camp instructor (and national team surfer) Luke Prosa’s mum Heather at the Elbow Reef Lighthouse last Saturday!
Our three surf camp alums were there to surf the Garbonzo Masters.
Sign ups for SCXXI are live with limited spots remaining!

Surf camp parent and Eleuthera homeowner Travis Payne in a South Beach, Miami pit yesterday

SCXXI sign up are live! Follow the link below =)
https://bahamasadventures.com/surf_school.php

Congrats surf camp alums Eliza Denning John Alexiou - love the note about learning they belong at the front of the fleet

Congratulations to all our sailors at the iconic Tuuci Orange Bowl International Youth Regatta in Miami this past week and notably to Eliza Denning - top female in the ILCA 6 event.

Their diligence to training is showing in their continued improvements on the race course. This is our first ever event in which all our ILCA6 sailors made the Gold fleet (main finals) - qualifying in the top half of the fleet.

The nexts steps to work on are self confidence and mental stamina and also the appreciation that they truly belong at the front of the fleet. This self confidence only comes with time, racing in big fleet events.

Read more and results: https://www.bahsailingschool.org/national-news/2025/12/31/its-a-wrap-at-the-tuuci-orange-bowl-international-youth-regatta-in-miami

Pictured: Callum Pritchard, John Alexiou, Eliza Denning, Armaan Manwatkar and Nash Cartwright. Not pictured but also sailing: Finley McKinney-Lambert, Patrick Tomlinson and Mary Jac Nash.