Riding the waves near a picturesque beach is a rush, whether you're a professional surfer, a beginner, or simply observing the sport.
All around the world are magnificent beaches that have become known in the surfing community thanks to their massive swells, amazing landscapes, and array of surf competitions.
From Morocco's Taghazout Beach, where you can ride a camel straight to the beach, to Hawaii's Banzai Pipeline, known for hosting some of the biggest swells in the world, here are 30 beaches every surfer should check off their bucket list.
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Australia’s Bondi Beach, located 4 miles east of the Sydney central business district, has a name which translates to “water breaking over rocks” and has attracted surfers since it opened the world’s first surf lifesaving club in 1907.
Source: CNN
Another popular beach for surfing in Australia is Bells Beach, located on the southern coast of Victoria. The beach attracts some of the top surfers to compete at the Rip Curl Pro Surfing Competition in March, and its high cliffs provide a stunning backdrop to enjoy while riding its large swells that come in from the Southern Ocean.
Source: Telegraph
Bali’s most surfed beach is Kuta Beach, in Kuta. The beach is where surfing originally began in Bali, and is a good location for beginner surfers and expert surfers alike.
Source: Telegraph
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