WOMEN’S SURF COMMUNITY

who we are

A bunch of sunburned female surfers who love creating sisterhood around their passion for surfing.

What started as a small WhatsApp group in 2020, became an inclusive surf community in Portugal, Germany and Spain for more than 2000 sisters worldwide. Catch us at one of our free meet-ups or come surf with us in MEXICO, SENEGAL and PORTUGAL.

We are your salty crew to surf & travel with.

upcoming trips

MEXICO

SENEGAL

PORTUGAL

stay connected

We use several WhatsApp groups to stay connected, exchange and organize sessions and meet-up’s with sisters from all over the world. All our groups are FREE for you to join – come and say hi, we can’t wait to meet you. ALL LEVELS WELCOME!

trip reviews

  • "As a returnee I fully trust you and also saw it as an amazing opportunity to surf in a country I wouldn’t normally consider."

    Sanna N.

  • “Because Ocean Sisters is the ONLY environment where I feel safe to let these feelings from the past come to the surface.”

    Hanne V. M.

  • "Some of the best yoga I have had in a long time, and even though I still felt like an old lady, I felt like a more flexible old lady."

    Renee M.

  • What can we do better? "Nothing! You are perfect. In fact, my man is extremely sad now that no such thing exists for him..."

    Franzi W.

  • ñll

    "You girls are beautiful, inspiring and trustworthy. Thank you for making my life richer – I will never forget you!"

    Rosario M.

  • "The workshops were beautiful! I felt they strengthen the trust within the group, and it also left me with seeds to keep reflecting on for my wellbeing. "

    Catherine L.

  • "The emotional perspective just felt right for me. Even if I was nervous before coming I knew I would regret it, if I didn’t take the chance!"

    Nina S.

  • "I absolutely adore the coaches! Their attention to detail, ensuring safety first and the guidance/ patience and brimming with so much love and care."

    Katy P.

  • "...having a place without judging, knowing crying and being „weak“ is okay, not having the pressure of trying to fit into something."

    Dortje F.