The story of Solid Surf House started in the mellow beach town of Zandvoort in the Netherlands,
where Jordy Robers opened a small surf shop and surf school named Dfrost Surf Shop in the summer of 2006.

A few years later, he started spending winters in Morocco and opened Dfrost Surf Camp in Taghazout
together with a local business partner.

At the time, the surf shop in the Netherlands remained open during the summers,
while Morocco became the winter project.

What started as a seasonal surf camp quickly became something much bigger.

During those years, Jordy became involved in a difficult legal dispute in the Netherlands,
which created major financial pressure and uncertainty.
The Morocco surf camp slowly became more than only a winter escape from the cold European winters.

It became a way to survive.

While struggling with lawsuits, financial pressure, and the uncertainty of potentially losing everything back home,
Morocco created another opportunity:
to build something independently through surfing, hospitality, and surf travel.

There were no investors, no luxury budgets, and no large company behind it.

Just an old Volkswagen van, a dog named Tigo, winters in Morocco, hard work,
and the belief that surfing and hospitality could create a different kind of lifestyle.

With only €550 in his pocket, Jordy drove off for the first time to Morocco —
van packed with surfboards and wetsuits —
to start his very first surf camp in Taghazout.

Those difficult years eventually became the foundation of what would later become:

Solid Surf House

From the beginning, the vision behind Solid was different.
The goal was never simply creating another surf camp.

It was about building the kind of place we ourselves always wanted to stay in as surfers:

• Welcoming
• Progression-focused
• Social
• Authentic
• Deeply connected to surf culture

This later evolved into the philosophy behind:

“One Package Fits All”

A concept built around:

• Transparency
• Hospitality
• Cuisine
• Surf Experience
• Price/Value

Over the years, the brand expanded across:

• Morocco
• Sri Lanka
• Portugal
• Indonesia

while remaining deeply connected to:

• Surf culture
• Progression
• Hospitality
• Education
• Community

Today, Solid continues evolving far beyond the traditional idea of a surf camp.

But the spirit behind it remains the same:
building honest surf experiences for people who genuinely love surfing.