We bring you a small selection of different places in Spain where skating with your Surfskate will blow your mind:
1. Green Ray Slope (Cantabria)
With views of the Cantabrian Sea, this slope is a real treat at sunset. Due to its steepness, it is not suitable for beginner skaters.
If you are not afraid to go all out and want to enjoy the adrenaline rush with breathtaking views, this is your place!
2. Moyano Hill (Madrid)
With so many cars and people walking around, the streets of Madrid are not the perfect setting for surfskating. However, if you search a little you can find places like Cuesta de Moyano. A perfect ramp with a smooth floor so you can let your imagination run wild while skidding.
3. The unearthed skatepark of Arenys de Munt (Barcelona)
A place in the purest freestyle style. With the skate crisis, years ago this idyllic skatepark was buried. Little by little, the inhabitants of the town have been unearthing it and adapting it so that people can skate there again.
It features a very shallow pool perfect for simulating a wave and practicing tricks with the Snap or layback.
4. Kissing waves skatespot (Barcelona)
A spot created for people who practice surfskate. With its wave shape, this spot will help you a lot in your surfskate maneuvers. The place is small and is frequented by many surfskate people so take advantage of not going during rush hour.
5. Drop indoor sopela (Bilbao)
The largest surfskate park in Europe. More than 2000 square meters dedicated to surfskating. The place is incredible. The only downside is that it is a private area that you have to pay to enter. They offer classes and courses as well as surfskate rentals.
6. Skatepark Sopelana (BIlbao)
A mythical spot in the Basque Country. An iconic spot where surfers like Kepa Acero and his brother used to practice when they were kids. The bowl itself is pretty normal, but being able to surfskate in a skatepark on the Sopelana cliff is priceless.
7. Forum Park (Barcelona)
A Barcelona landmark. Built in 2004 and located in the Sant Marti district, there is a fortress-like structure on the seashore that simulates a wave of more than 3 metres. A perfect place to practice manoeuvres such as the Bottom Turn.
8. Teide slope (Tenerife)
One of the favourites on this list. With a volcanic landscape and the peak of Teide at your side, you can enjoy this impressive descent. Tighten the axles and get ready to skid and pick up a lot of speed.
9. Navia Skatepark (Vigo)
With a giant bowl area of 1.90 meters, this skatepark offers many possibilities to all types of riders. The bowl is a delight that will allow you to gain speed and learn to climb to the top of the wall. These movements will help you a lot in your surfing later on.
10. Olive bowl (Fuerteventura)
Located on the most surfing island in the Canary Islands, this spot is perfect for practicing laybacks and taking some great photos with the light of the island.