This collection includes renowned surf spots around the world, located across multiple continents and oceans. From the north coast of Oahu in Hawaii to Australian beaches like Bells Beach and Snapper Rocks, these locations attract surfers from around the world for their consistent waves and favorable conditions. The sites feature diverse characteristics suitable for different skill levels. Banzai Pipeline produces tube-shaped waves over coral reefs, while Supertubes at Jeffreys Bay offers rapid rights over 300 meters. Mavericks in California and Teahupo'o in Tahiti are known for their large waves requiring advanced experience, whereas Rincon Point and Hossegor provide accessible waves with quality sessions. Each destination has its own seasons and geological formations determining surf conditions. Rocky reefs, sandbanks, and coral bottoms create waves with distinct profiles, helping surfers choose their playground based on their skills and preferences.
Oahu, Hawaii
Banzai PipelineThe Banzai Pipeline produces hollow waves reaching 6 meters in height on a coral reef off the north coast of Oahu.
Jeffreys Bay, South Africa
SupertubesSupertubes generates fast sections that run for 300 meters, creating tubular segments sought after by experienced surfers.
Pecatu, Bali, Indonesia
Uluwatu Surf BreakThe Uluwatu spot is located at the base of a cliff and has five distinct sections where the waves range from 1 to 5 meters in height.
Half Moon Bay, California, USA
MavericksMavericks forms over an underwater reef and produces waves up to 18 meters high during the winter season.
Santa Barbara, USA
Rincon PointThis surf location features consistent long waves from September through April, with average heights of two meters.
Landes, France
Hossegor BeachThe beach provides strong waves due to deep sandbanks and hosts regular international surfing competitions.
Queensland, Australia
Snapper RocksSnapper Rocks generates waves that break on a rocky bottom, creating runs up to 500 meters in optimal conditions.
Tahiti, French Polynesia
Teahupo'oThe waves reach heights of seven meters and break over a coral reef in only one meter of water depth.
Oaxaca, Mexico
Puerto EscondidoPuerto Escondido attracts experienced surfers because of its powerful waves that form along the Pacific coast of Mexico.
Victoria, Australia
Bell's BeachBell's Beach hosts the Rip Curl Pro surfing competition each year, one of the stops on the professional world tour.
San Clemente, California
TrestlesTrestles is known for its consistent waves and varied breaks.
Siargao, Philippines
Cloud 9Cloud 9 is recognized by surfers for its thick, hollow tubular waves.
Maui, USA
Jaws/PeahiThis surf location generates waves reaching heights of 60 to 100 feet and is surfed only by experienced surfers during optimal winter conditions.
Tasmania, Australia
Shipstern BluffThis surf spot sits on a remote coastline with cliffs. The waves reach heights of 20 feet and break over a rock reef.
Oahu, USA
Waimea BayThis bay offers winter waves from 20 to 50 feet high and has been used by surfers since the 1950s.
Oaxaca, Mexico
Playa ZicatelaThis 2.2-mile beach produces strong waves that move quickly and break over sandy bottom.