Surfing in Africa
Countries and regions
Ghana- 1 spots
Madagascar- 4 spots
Mauritius- 1 spots
Morocco- 14 spots
North Morocco
South Morocco - 14 spots
Reunion- 4 spots
Senegal- 3 spots
South Africa- 16 spots
Cape Town - 3 spots
Durban - 3 spots
East London - 1 spots
Eastern Cape
Garden Route - 1 spots
J-Bay - 3 spots
KwaZulu-Natal
Port Elizabeth - 4 spots
Southern Cape - 1 spots
West Coast
Tunisia- 4 spots
Madagascar- 4 spots
Mauritius- 1 spots
Morocco- 14 spots
North Morocco
South Morocco - 14 spots
Reunion- 4 spots
Senegal- 3 spots
South Africa- 16 spots
Cape Town - 3 spots
Durban - 3 spots
East London - 1 spots
Eastern Cape
Garden Route - 1 spots
J-Bay - 3 spots
KwaZulu-Natal
Port Elizabeth - 4 spots
Southern Cape - 1 spots
West Coast
Tunisia- 4 spots
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Information about Africa
Africa is the second largest continent and covers 6% of the Earths surface. Africa is split almost in two by the Equator and as a result has numerous climate areas and varying temperatures and weather conditions. Its northern half is primarily desert or arid, while its central and southern areas contain both savanna plains and very dense jungle regions.
Africa consists of a total of 53 countries including Madagascar and all the island groups. Blink and you may well miss a country change its name!
Africa consists of a total of 53 countries including Madagascar and all the island groups. Blink and you may well miss a country change its name!
Africa Surfing Info and Details
There is huge potential for discovery of new spots in Africa. It has coastlines that receive swells from the North and South Atlantic Oceans, the Indian Ocean and even the Mediterranean Sea to the north.
The two areas most associated (and visited) by surfers would have to be South Africa and Morocco. South Africa being well know for world class spots and getting lots of coverage in magazines. The popularity of Morocco with traveling surfers is due to both its epic point breaks and its easy accessibility from Europe.
The two areas most associated (and visited) by surfers would have to be South Africa and Morocco. South Africa being well know for world class spots and getting lots of coverage in magazines. The popularity of Morocco with traveling surfers is due to both its epic point breaks and its easy accessibility from Europe.