That morning, the beach felt livelier than usual—not because of big waves, but because of children’s laughter.
The surfboards looked oversized for their small bodies, but their spirit was even bigger than the waves.

We played together in the shallow water, learning to balance, encouraging one another, then falling… and laughing again.
There was no goal to stand for long—what mattered was the courage to try and enjoy every moment.

When one child managed to glide for a few seconds, the others clapped from the water.
That’s when surfing became more than just a sport—it turned into play, togetherness, and small memories that would last a long time.

Because for children, surfing isn’t about technique.
It’s about playing with the waves, laughing together, and going home with happy hearts 🤍🌊