Where is the best place to surf on the planet outside of tahiti and hawaii?

Question

Where is the best place to surf on the planet outside of tahiti and hawaii?

Answer 1

This is an easy question. It is anywhere me and my surfboard end up in the ocean with ride-able waves. Big waves, long waves, crowded waves, empty waves are ALL WAVES and are all meant to be ridden with joy.

Answer 2

Bali..it's like dying and going to heaven for a surfer........

There's waves for all levels and all year round.....

Of course, Australia's good, Tahiti, Western Samoa.....

But Bali takes the cake......

Answer 3

Bell's Beach, Australia

Answer 4

There are many places in the world that has great surf. Depending on what you surf and what type of waves you like surfing then this will depend on what you think is perfect surf.

All around at Australia including famous breaks; Bells, Margaret River, Kirra, Noosa, Snapper Rocks, Duranbah

New Zealand - Raglan

In all The Pacific Islands - Cloudbreak, Teahupoo

Indonesia - Nias, Uluwatu, G land, Padang padang, Lances

South Africa - J bay, Cape St francis, all around Durban

Europe -  Mundaka, Meniakos, Thurso, Biarritz, Belharra, Hossegor

So if you thought that the only place to get great surf is Tahiti and Hawaii then you need to open your eyes and look further afield.

Answer 5

Mavericks by Half Moon Bay in CA.

Great Barrier Reef in Austrailia.

The Wedge at Newport Beach, CA.

Have fun.

Answer 6

try the internet

Answer 7

J BAY south africa, mind the sharks!!

Answer 8

australia and california

Answer 9

I know they have held the world championships in Newquay Cornwall UK. Have only ever been paddling there myself

Answer 10

New Zealand, Whangamata!! the waves rock here. oh and in Raglan

Answer 11

I've heard that the beaches in Australia are perfect for surfing.

Answer 12

Australia. I've actually heard stuff about some places in indonesia with flawless head to double overhead waves. Some places in the caribbean are alright. There are a few places in california like trestles and mavs (mavs is a little wild though)

Answer 13

I'm not sure but I've always heard Australia and New Zealand are good places for surfing. California also seems to be a good place.

Answer 14

india sometimes and africa.

Answer 15

indonesia, fiji, mexico

Answer 16

Hard to believe, I know, but the little Hebridean island of Tiree off the west coast of Scotland has a great reputation for being a great place to surf.

Answer 17

fistral beach,newquay,cornwall,united kingdom...

Answer 18

I've heard Australia is the best.