Seeking the Perfect Wave: Uncovering some of Australia's Best Surf Spots

Australia, known for its magic coastlines and beautiful beaches it stands as a surfer's dream destination. With a rich surf culture and an array of surf spots, it has something for everyone—from beginners to seasoned pros. Get ready to grab your board as we explore some of the best surfing spots across Australia that you simply can’t miss.

Snapper Rocks

Snapper Rocks is situated just over the NSW/QLD border, being famous for the "Superbank" and its consistent peeling right-handers. The Superbank stretches from Snapper all the way to Kirra, producing rides of up to 1 km with the right conditions. Although when this place is pumping, expect it to be crowded. After a surf, enjoy a nice cold beer while you watch the waves at one of the magic surf clubs positioned right on the beach.

Bells Beach

Located on the picturesque Great Ocean Road near the town of Torquay, Bells Beach is another must-do. Another epic right-hander producing waves from 3 to 18 ft, it is not for the faint-hearted on a big day. Bells has been the home of the Rip Curl Pro surf contest every easter for the last 62 years. Don't forget to visit the 12 Apostles, a stunning natural limestone formation, and Torquay for a variety of food options.

North Narrabeen

North Narrabeen is located on Sydney's northern beaches, producing a consistent left-hander which is super fun, but it can get hollow on bigger days. The ideal wind is from the northwest, and a swell from the east-northeast. It also has the lake for the kids to swim and play on the opposite side. Be sure to visit Upper Crust Pies just down the road in Collaroy for the best pies in Sydney.

Margaret River

Over on the west coast, we have the famous Margaret River, located 271 km south of Perth. Main Break is definitely not for the beginner surfer, known for its solid swell and breaking over shallow reef. This region has a number of breaks ranging from beginner to advanced, so be sure to jump in the car and explore the area. This area is also known for its wine, so take a tour of some of the wineries, grab a few bottles, and have lunch on the way.

Riding the Waves Ahead

Australia presents an incredible variety of surf destinations, each bringing its own distinct charm. From the renowned Snapper rocks to the pristine nature surrounding Margaret River, every surfer can find their perfect wave. This only being a small portion of waves on offer around the country.

As you pack your board for an Australian adventure, remember to respect the ocean and the community. Remember that every bad wave is better than a day at work, so grab your gear hit the road, Travel, Explore and Discover all that Australia has to offer.

Where do you plan to catch your next wave?

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