Sunshine Coast Surfing
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The Sunshine Coast's white surf beaches stretch for over 70 kilometres. The Sunshine Coast is essentially a low rise alternative to the Gold Coast, and has many unspoilt and secluded beaches with awesome breaks that are ready to be surfed.
While the Sunshine Coast rarely sees the giant swells that places like the Gold Coast's Snapper Rocks experiences there are many point and beach breaks that provide high quality, well shaped waves. The breaks by and large are not as busy as those further south. The breaks around the Noosa National park offer clean waves with SE winds. Alexandra Headlands has a nice right hander point break...but watch out for the board eating rocks.
Surfing Lessons
If you are looking for some of the best surfing lessons that Australia has to offer, then why not do them on the Sunshine Coast. Why not try the Surfing Queensland Coaching Academy - Sunshine Coast offers the most compehensive lessons that cover surf awareness, surf survival and riding technique. They cater for large or small groups and individuals. They have friendly experienced coaches that are willing to provide a wealth of knowledge of all aspects of surfing, and all equipment is provided. Phone: 07 54454870, for further details...
Buying Surfboards
If you’re in the market for buying a surfboard on the Sunshine Coast there are many great options to choose from. Tradewind Surf specialise in custom made surfboards with a vast number of shapers to choose from. You can check out their site at www.tradewindsurf.com