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Future Rides – eFoil Surfing in Jervis Bay NSW
Highlights
- Experience weightlessness as you glide above water on the Lift eFoil, perfect for all skill levels.
- Explore Jervis Bay's stunning waters with an all-electric motor, ensuring a silent and eco-friendly adventure.
- Learn to ride effortlessly with multiple speed settings, making it easy for beginners to join in.
- Feel the thrill of flight over lakes, rivers, and bays, creating unforgettable memories in nature's playground.
Whether you’re a complete beginner or an experienced surfer, the Lift eFoil allows you to pursue the adventure that’s best for you with an all-electric, silent motor that glides through any body of water. See why this is the ultimate watersports experience!
It’s easy to learn and ride, with multiple speed settings, the Lift eFoil Board allows riders of all levels to experience flight over almost any body of water with no waves or towing required.
Riding an eFoil is a totally unique experience that can be done in lakes, rivers, bays, and the ocean. You hover above the water riding on the wing and experience a feeling of weightlessness. This feeling is similar to riding deep snow on skis or a snowboard. Once you try it you’ll be hooked!
Tour details
- On demand
This business does not currently offer accessible facilities.
Operation information
Future Rides eFoil Jervis Bay
Experience foil surfing’s newest adaption with the Lift eFoil Board. The original electric hydrofoil surfboard.
Whether you’re a complete beginner or an experienced surfer, the Lift eFoil allows you to pursue the adventure that’s best for you with an all-electric, silent motor that glides through the pristine waters of Jervis Bay. See why this is the ultimate watersports experience!
Future Rides eFoil Experiences start from three locations in Jervis Bay: Huskisson Beach (Southern end), Erowal Bay Boat Ramp and Vincentia Boat Ramp. Please get in contact with their team for more information.
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