3 options from €50 per person. Departures from Marina Real Juan Carlos I, Valencia Wake. Duration 30min – 3h. Rated 4.9/5 from 70 reviews.
Wakesurfing in Valencia costs €50 per person for a two-hour class or from €120 per boat for a thirty-minute session, with a three-hour charter for up to six guests at €300 per boat.
Split between six, the charter works out at fifty euros each.
Classes suit one or two people who want instruction; charters suit a group, because they are priced per boat and the boat stays yours. Everything leaves from Marina Real Juan Carlos I and the neighbouring city marinas, fifteen to twenty-one minutes by car.
Carve the endless wave behind a Mastercraft boat off Marina Real Juan Carlos I — pick wakesurf, wakeboard or wakefoil and stand up on day one. €50 per person for the two-hour class, from Marina Real Juan Carlos I.
Keep the wake boat to yourselves for three hours off Valencia, with music and drinks from the first wave. €300 for the boat for three hours on the Classic charter, up to ten aboard, from Marina Real Juan Carlos I; Adventure adds a banana tow, floating platform, SUP and wakeboard for €390.
Grab the boat and a cooler for a flexible session, 30 minutes to four hours, with a skipper driving and an instructor getting first-timers up on the board. €120 for the boat for thirty minutes, up to four aboard.
| Tour | Duration | Group | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Valencia Wakesurf & Wakeboard Class — HOKUA | 2h | up to 6 guests | €50 per person |
| Valencia Wake Charter Adventure — HOKUA | 3h | up to 10 guests | €300 per boat |
| Valencia Wakeboard Experience — Valencia Wake | 30min | up to 4 guests | €120 per boat |
Operators: HOKUA Wake Surf Valencia · Valencia Wake
We’ve just started this wakesurf adventure — my partner and I had our first lesson with the package we bought and really liked Alberto, the instructor.
I went wakesurfing with some friends and the experience was incredible. We were super happy with the instructor — he guides you step by step.
Excellent experience. The captain is very professional and a great instructor, helpful both for beginners and for those looking to improve.
An ideal place to learn and practise wakesurfing, wakeboarding, foiling and wingfoiling — professional equipment and a great atmosphere.
A two-hour class is €50 per person and suits one or two people who want instruction. A thirty-minute session starts at €120 per boat, and a three-hour charter for up to six guests is €300 per boat.
The class is the option for one or two people who want an instructor beside them. The session and the charter are taken by a group, because the boat stays yours for the booked time: split between six, the €300 charter works out at fifty euros each — the same figure as a single class, but for three hours. Everything leaves from Marina Real Juan Carlos I and the neighbouring city marinas.
One class priced per person and two boats priced per boat.
| Operator and tour | Price | Unit | Duration | Group |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HOKUA · two-hour class | €50 | per person | 2 h | up to 6 |
| Valencia Wake · 30-minute session | €120 | per boat | 30 min | up to 4 |
| HOKUA · three-hour charter | €300 | per boat | 3 h | up to 6 |
The figures are the starting rates; the operator confirms the final price when you book.
Same coast, different formats and different price units:
Important
Only the class is priced per person — the session and the charter are charged per boat, whether two of you turn up or six.
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