Joss Bay Surf School
Joss Bay Surf school is located on Joss Bay beach which is the home of Kent Surfing and one of the most popular surf spots in the South East of England.
We offer Surf Lessons, SUP Lessons, Surf Hire, competitions and loads of other activities!
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Joss Bay Surf School, Joss Bay Beach, N Foreland Hill, Broadstairs, Kent CT10 3PG, United Kingdom
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