On Australia’s most easterly tip, lies one of the world’s most sought-after surf destinations, with plenty to offer in and out of the brine. Whether
Raglan is New Zealand’s most famous surf break, a tiny surf town home to three world-class left points. The coast faces directly into the Tasman
Few surf destinations pack such a high volume of spots and match it with consistency as well as Margaret River. Between Cape Leeuwin and Cape
Noosa, on Australia’s East Coast, is a renowned surfing destination, with waves as legendary as they are long–protected forever by the Noosa National Park. Home
New Zealand or “Aotearoa” as it is known in Maori, promises waves of all kinds, adventure, stunning scenery, friendly people and driving… hours and hours
Fiji conjures dreams of crystal clear waters, pristine reef breaks and all the ingredients for that dreamy once-in-a-lifetime surf trip. However, Fiji is notoriously pricey
There is no surf destination more famous than Australia’s Gold Coast. Spots like Snapper Rocks and Kirra have been a focal point of the surfing
