Surfing and Yoga in Portugal
MAY 20-26, 2026
Details:
Location: Colares, Portugal
Dates: May 20–26, 2026
Difficulty: ★★★☆☆ (3/5)
High tempo of activities and international travel
Applications:
Application Date Window: DEC 1 - FEB 1
Fundraising Commitment: $2500
Spots Available: 16 Eagles
Applicants will be notified of their status on or by DEC 19.
Overview
This will be the first Eagle Expedition requiring a passport. It’ll also be the first Eagle Expedition where we bring along one of our talented yoga instructors from the Mind Body Wellness app group to lead the daily yoga practice.
Surf, stretch, breathe, repeat. Portugal is one of the top destinations on Earth to learn how to surf. It’s been a part of Portuguese culture for decades and with countless beaches with sheltered breaks and sandy bottoms, it is primed for reliable waves that are beginner friendly. In the cool azure blue of Atlantic waters Eagles will be guided by professional surf instructors from one of the country’s oldest and reputable surf schools.
Once the days’ surf lessons conclude, head back to the lodge to clean up and grab lunch in Colares. Colares dates back to the 13th century and is the perfect landing for those who love nature and hiking, surfing, and culture.
INFO SESSION
December 1 | 7–8 PM ET
What’s Included
Surf Lessons (4 lessons)
Lodging in Colores (5 nights)
Daily yoga practice
Breakfast each day, most lunches and dinners (when not going to Colares)
Celebratory dinner on final night
Transport from Lisbon airport to Colares
Expedition group in the Team RWB app
Custom training plan
Ridiculous vibes
Group calls to build community
Access to trip Guides for any questions that come up
Individual fundraising support
All planning and logistics covered, minus individual travel to Lisbon
What to Expect
This trip is intended for those with little to no surf experience, or for those who don’t regularly surf.
“I met a great group of Eagles and felt an instant, natural connection with fellow veterans who enjoyed the outdoors, enjoyed the challenging physical activity, and enjoying sharing laughs and struggles together.
For any Eagle out there, new or having been around for a number of years, I encourage you to reach outside your comfort zone and sign up for an expedition that interests you!”
-John