However, for surfers, you really want to go when the waves are best, and the best case scenario is when a country’s high surf season does not correspond with the high travel season. The best way to keep costs down when planning any kind of travel, not just a surf trip, is to plan your trip during the low season. Does the surf season correspond with the high travel season? In some instances, it might be worth it to book the more expensive flight- if it’s with a surfboard friendly airline.įor example, when I’m flying from California to Costa Rica, I always try to fly with Alaska Airlines, even if it’s slightly more expensive, because Alaska only charges me $30 to fly my surfboard down to Costa Rica. But seriously, they hurt! When planning your surf trip, MAKE SURE you check the airline’s surfboard baggage fees before booking your flight. If airfare is half the cost of planning a cheap surf trip, it kinda feels like surfboard baggage fees are 25% of the cost. Direct with the airline is the only way to go! Surfboard baggage fees I never recommend booking a flight through a third party platform.
I recommend searching for flights directly on or, finding the cheapest flights, and then booking your flight directly with the airline. If I didn’t include where you’re from, I’m sorry! BUT, it is super easy to check for flight prices. I’ve chosen to include these places because that is where about 95% of my readers come from. To help you plan, I’ve researched and included the average price of airfare to each destination, from North America, Europe, and Australia. Most of the time, the most expensive part of a surf trip to one of the cheapest surf destinations in the world is going to be airfare. Half the battle of planning a cheap surf trip is actually getting there. What to consider when planning a cheap surf trip Airfare costs–especially surfboard baggage fees
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