australia
Posted: Mon Oct 10, 2005 12:57 pmcan you please tell me a lot of good surfspots in australia ( not very crowded, good waves, nice place and so on....) thanx, benji
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Posted: Mon Oct 10, 2005 12:57 pmPosted: Tue Oct 25, 2005 5:00 amTry the whole East Coast of Australia upto the Barrier .....My favourite beaches are any north of Sydney.
Posted: Sat Nov 19, 2005 4:59 amalso down in victoria you can go to point leo which doesn't hav e many people and you can check out the surf before you go by going to www.triggerbrothers.com and then gonig to the surf cams.
Posted: Mon Dec 12, 2005 10:17 pmmate,
This really is bordering on the edge of being classified as a stupid question...
Edit 1: Where are you planning to travel... ie. a bit more detail... hell of alot of spots back home... A site I used to use was http://www.surfit.com.au
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This really is bordering on the edge of being classified as a stupid question...
Edit 1: Where are you planning to travel... ie. a bit more detail... hell of alot of spots back home... A site I used to use was http://www.surfit.com.au
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Posted: Mon Dec 12, 2005 10:23 pmI think it crossed that line !
yeh he's right
Posted: Sat Feb 18, 2006 11:09 amTheres so many spots in aus its not funny, hence the australian way of life. If from the east coast and boast a lot of bias. but seriously sunshine coast as opposed to gold coast (where surfers paradise is... not so much of a paradise if you like your beach to be chilled out with nice scenery) i hate surfers mainly coz of the skyrise builings right on the beach. Point Danger, Rainbow and other beaches around them are much better. But when you go to the sunny coast furthur north (45mins nth brisbane) rent a car and just drive along pull anywhere you see a sign beach of SLS club. Be sure to check out mudjimba great spot, usually without crowd. Also head towards great barrier, theres a spot about 2hrs north bundeburg. Agnes waters and 1770!!!!!!SAVAGE recommend giving yourself at least a week there. plenty of exploring. there generally great surf on agnes main beach but if ya feel like it hike over the rocks on the right, theres a trail and all youll be sure to find at least one deserted beach with clean barrells!
Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 5:38 amThe surf in south Oz is pretty good as well, if you are travelling down this way then i can tell you about some good surfing spots.
Posted: Fri Mar 10, 2006 4:11 pmk mac wrote:I think it crossed that line !
true
Posted: Thu Mar 23, 2006 10:07 amsilly question 
if your near syd, hit up the northern beaches (manly and up)..I wouldnt suggest bondi...even though its all famouse and crap..
check out http://www.coastalwatch.com for local cams of some good beaches and http://www.surfit.com.au for daily reports...
if your near syd, hit up the northern beaches (manly and up)..I wouldnt suggest bondi...even though its all famouse and crap..
check out http://www.coastalwatch.com for local cams of some good beaches and http://www.surfit.com.au for daily reports...
Posted: Mon Apr 03, 2006 6:57 ami dont know if any 1 has already sai this but one of my favourite spots is margerate river man tha swekll there is so good like every day
Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 10:17 amwell depending where you are going.
margs is a great place, try you luck on finding ingy, 3 bears, windmills.
really your best bet is to pick up a surfing guild so you can find all the swells and stuff.
Chris
"surfer stuck in london, why?"
margs is a great place, try you luck on finding ingy, 3 bears, windmills.
really your best bet is to pick up a surfing guild so you can find all the swells and stuff.
Chris
"surfer stuck in london, why?"