Surfing
Tourism Sites
Cloudbreak, Mamanuca Islands
🧠 Fact: Cloudbreak is one of the world’s most renowned surf spots
💡 Tip: Surfing is recommended only for experienced surfers due to the intense waves
Info - One of the world’s most legendary surf breaks, Cloudbreak lies off Tavarua Island in the Mamanuca chain. Known for its powerful, barreling left-hand reef wave, it draws elite surfers from around the globe, especially during the annual World Surf League events. Even on calmer days, the reef’s clear waters are stunning for snorkeling and boat trips. Accessible by boat, Cloudbreak is both a surfer’s paradise and a thrilling spectacle for those watching from nearby boats, framed by the pristine South Pacific backdrop.
Currumbin Beach
🧠. Fact : Known for its calm surf and scenic headland, Currumbin is a local fave for sunrise walks. You can also spot surfers and kayakers all day long.
💡Tip: Visit at low tide for natural rock pools at Currumbin Alley.
Info - Currumbin Beach on Queensland’s Gold Coast is a local favourite, known for its mellow surf, family-friendly vibe, and stunning ocean views. The iconic Currumbin Alley offers one of the best longboard breaks in the country, making it a hotspot for beginner and intermediate surfers. At the northern end, Currumbin Rock provides a scenic backdrop and natural rock pools, perfect for lazy afternoons. The beach’s relaxed atmosphere and nearby beachfront cafes make it a go-to for a quieter alternative to busier Gold Coast stretches.
Montañita
🧠 Fact: : Famous surf town with a vibrant beach nightlife.💡 Tip: : Take surf lessons or try paragliding over the cliffs.
Info - Montañita is Ecuador’s most famous beach town, beloved for its laid-back surf culture, lively nightlife, and bohemian vibe. Set along the Pacific coast, the town draws backpackers, surfers, and sunseekers from around the world. Days are spent catching waves, lounging on golden beaches, or exploring nearby natural reserves. As the sun sets, beachfront bars and open-air clubs come alive with music, fire shows, and dancing. Known for its street art, seafood shacks, and relaxed atmosphere, Montañita perfectly captures Ecuador’s coastal spirit, offering both adrenaline-fueled adventures and lazy beach days.
Porthcawl
🧠 Fact: A popular seaside town with sandy beaches, fairgrounds, and the world’s biggest Elvis Festival.
💡 Tip: Rest Bay is great for surfing — lessons are available on-site.
Info: Porthcawl, a charming seaside town on the south coast of Wales, is renowned for its sandy beaches, coastal walks, and vibrant holiday atmosphere. Once a busy coal port, it has transformed into a popular resort destination offering attractions like Coney Beach Amusement Park and the historic Grand Pavilion. Surfers flock to Rest Bay for its waves, while families enjoy rock-pooling and promenade strolls. The town also hosts the annual Elvis Festival, attracting thousands. With its blend of natural beauty and lively culture, Porthcawl is a delightful spot for both relaxation and adventure.
Surf at Bondi Beach
🧠. Fact :Bondi is world-famous for surfing and laid-back beach culture.
💡 Tip: New to surfing? Take a beginner lesson from a local pro
Info - No trip to Sydney is complete without time at Bondi Beach, Australia’s most famous stretch of sand. Known for its legendary surf breaks, Bondi attracts surfers of all levels, from beginners to seasoned pros. Surf schools dot the beachfront, offering lessons for first-timers eager to catch their first wave. Beyond surfing, Bondi’s coastal walk, buzzing cafes, and oceanfront Icebergs Pool make it a year-round hotspot.
Surfers Paradise Beach
🧠. Fact : One of Australia's most famous surf beaches, with golden sand and constant wave action. It’s also surrounded by shops, nightlife, and skyscrapers.
💡Tip: Head out early for fewer crowds and soft morning light for pics.
Info -.Just up the coast, Surfers Paradise Beach is the Gold Coast’s most famous and energetic beachfront. Stretching 3 kilometres along the glittering skyline of high-rise towers, this wide, golden beach is loved for its consistent surf, buzzing atmosphere, and year-round patrolled swimming zones. Surfers Paradise isn’t just about the waves — it’s also home to markets, nightlife, beachside festivals, and family-friendly attractions like Infinity and the SkyPoint Observation Deck.