The world's first floating surf platform that actively purifies water
This patented innovation brings three worlds together: surf,
city and water. SurfPill encourages movement through surfing, creates an inclusive urban meeting place through social programs, and contributes to cleaner water. In doing so, SurfPill connects people with the water and with each other, right in the heart of the city. Surfing becomes something you simply do: after work, before school, or on the weekend



A safe wave for everyone
Surfing has been an Olympic sport since 2020 and is rapidly evolving into an activity accessible to a wide audience. SurfPill’s standing wave creates a safe and reliable environment for both sport and a play area, with consistent and predictable surf conditions. Because the wave can be tailored to different skill levels and needs, everyone can take part, from beginners and children to experienced surfers. This makes surfing accessible, safe, and a natural part of everyday urban life.
beginners
Experience your first wave in a safe, playful and controlled environment.
intermediate
Practice and improve your skills throughout the year.
aDVANCED SURFERS
Train with maximum consistency and precision.

The city as a surf spot for everyone
SurfPill is designed for cities and can be implemented in rivers, canals, and harbours. Making city water cleaner and more accessible for swimming. In Amsterdam, SurfPill aligns with the ambitions of the 2050 Urban Vision: making urban water more accessible and attractive. The initiative contributes to a climate-resilient water system and supports healthy, resilient citizens by encouraging sport and physical activity. Together with partners, it creates an inclusive space where sport, wellbeing, and nature come together.
Surfing for all ages
Low noise levels
Floating and compact
Healthier waterways
Open year-round

On the water, for the water
Warm urban water, limited circulation, and nutrient-rich runoff increasingly form the perfect breeding ground for bacteria such as blue-green algae and E. coli. Especially during the summer, when people seek cooling, the water quality declines most. SurfPill offers a direct solution through wave-powered filtration: every wave you surf actively improves the city’s water quality. The energy of each wave is harnessed for filtration, aeration, and water circulation, resulting in cleaner water around the platform, improved hygiene, and a healthier ecosystem for both people and nature.
Water Ecology TargetsHelp us bring this world-class wave to your doorstep
surfers and water lovers
SurfPill is a floating urban surf platform that combines standing wave technology with an integrated water filtration system. The wave is generated within the structure, allowing surfers to ride a consistent, repeatable wave in a controlled environment. At the same time, water continuously moves through the system as part of the filtration and circulation process.
Yes. SurfPill is designed to be accessible for people who have never surfed before as well as experienced surfers. The controlled setting, predictable wave behaviour, and on site supervision make it a safe environment to learn, practise, and progress at your own pace.
Water passes through multiple treatment stages as part of normal operation. These processes support improved circulation, increased oxygen levels, and reduced stagnation in the surrounding area. Over time, this contributes to healthier conditions for aquatic life and supports broader efforts to make urban water cleaner and more usable.
SurfPill is designed to integrate seamlessly into existing waterways with low noise impact and a compact footprint. The system works with the natural flow of the water rather than against it, supporting better circulation and water quality. The goal is to enhance the local environment while revitalising underused urban spaces.
SurfPill is currently in development and working closely with city partners. Timelines will be shared as locations are confirmed and planning progresses. Updates will be announced as soon as dates are set.














