Flights, rental cars, and non-dinner food. Everyone books their own flights (see below bullet for new important info this year).

We book rental vehicles for the group, and serve as your personal chauffeurs the whole week. What could be easier? Everyone is also welcome to use one of the vehicles for your own exploration. Rental cars are pricier than average in PR, and the cost to join the group vehicles will be approximately $20-$30 per person per day (about $150-$200 per person for the week). If you prefer to have your own vehicle, that's great too, as there's plenty of parking at the house and surf spots. We usually have a couple of families who opt for this route.

We do group groceries for basics like coffee, snacks, and breakfast and lunch foods and split the cost amongst whoever wants to be included. If we’re very lucky, Hanna and First-Mate Chicken Nick will be blending up their famous frozen drinks poolside. Club members are free to participate or do their own thing at the numerous local restaurants and bars.

We are also in the process of hiring a private chef to cook dinners for us this year! Details to come, but we expect this to be similar (or lesser) cost than our other options, and will not be mandatory in any case.

The appropriate airport to fly into is Aguadilla (BQN). The airlines have fubar'd flights into and out of Puerto Rico since last year. For those coming from JAX, the only real option is: drive to Orlando and fly dirty on the 08:00 Frontier Flight 1098. At least we'll all be in it together.

Anyone coming from elsewhere, or wanting to make different arrangements, please reach out to us and we can work it out!

Most of us veterans bring multiple boards with us. The only downside is having to pack and lug your boards to and through the airports (we have tips for packing boards if it's your first rodeo). The upside is having something you know and love to ride right when you arrive.

There are plenty of rental options in Puerto Rico, however, and we have good contacts for local rentals if that’ your preference.

Wait, you mean besides surfing all day, every day? While we have at least two surf sessions each day, there are tons of other activities we enjoy each year including: great SCUBA diving and snorkeling; fishing charters; paddleboarding; bioluminescent bay tours; jungle treks; yoga etc. It really is a tropical paradise with no end of fun things to enjoy!