T-Bay Surf Club & Wildlife Centre
At T-Bay Surf Club and Wildlife Centre in Tramore, County Waterford, was established in 1967 and encourages a life long participation in the sport of surfing.
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At T-Bay Surf Club and Wildlife Centre in Tramore, County Waterford, was established in 1967 and encourages a life long participation in the sport of surfing.
All their coaches are I.S.A certified and national beach lifeguards. Learning to surf guarantees a fun and exhilarating experience. It is Ireland’s largest surf club where qualified ISA coaches provide lessons for adults, children, corporate groups and friends. To guarantee a lesson advanced bookings are recommended. The centre is situated right in the middle of four distinct ecological zones, as well as nationally designated areas of protection, which make it a perfect starting point for eco hikes in the area. T-Bay Surf Club and Wildlife Centre provide guided eco hikes to Tramore’s protected areas with local ecologists. For a friendly atmosphere and expert advice on the local area, drop into T-Bay Surf Club & Wildlife Centre, on the beach in Tramore, County Waterford.
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