雖然本研究的成果提供了衝浪遊憩者之目標取向、遊憩涉入與流暢體驗三者關係的驗 證，以及遊憩涉入在目標取向與流暢體驗之間扮演的角色，但仍有一些不足與限制的 地方，以下乃針對本研究提出幾點建議以供未來研究之參考：
一、本研究以宜蘭烏石港、蜜月灣以及墾丁南灣、佳樂水等四個地點的衝浪遊憩者為 研究對象，調查時間為100年7至10月份，其樣本多為1年以下以及2-4年衝浪資歷的遊 憩者。然而，衝浪資歷的深淺可能會發現不同的結果，建議未來的研究範圍能擴展至 其他不同地點的衝浪遊憩者，如台北的金山、台東金樽漁港等，衝浪環境挑戰難度較 高的地點，蒐集到的資料較為不同，所得到的研究結論的應用性會更為廣泛。
二、衝浪遊憩活動屬冒險性遊憩活動，故活動本身包含刺激、風險以及危險性，本研 究建議未來的研究可以將遊憩之「安全性」納入做一併的探討，其研究結果之效用更 為普及。
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