<span class="subtitle">South Africa Surf Spot Regions Guide</span> South Africa is famous for its great weather and lots of sunshine. The best months to visit weather wise are April and May.. The rainy season over the summer-rainfall region has then ended, while it has not yet really started in the winter-rainfall area. March to September sees the best surf, the Roaring Forties provide all the swells you are going to need. <div align="center"><img src="http://www.surfing-waves.com/travel/images/southafricatemp.gif"></div>

<h2>Surfing in South Africa</h2>South Africa cops plenty of swell from antarctic lows and is surrounded by the ocean on three sides (all but the north) which makes for huge surfing possibilities. It's 3 000 km coastline has a 270 degree exposure to the swells that may be on offer, so we are talking about lots and lots of waves. This coastline is swept by two major ocean currents, the warm south-flowing Mozambique-Agulhas Current and the cold Benguela, and every coast is pounded by surf throughout the year. There are so many world class surf spots it is just not funny. The surfing world got its first taste in the Endless Summer movie, now South African waves feature on websites and <a href="http://www.surfing-waves.com/Browse/surfing-books/surf-magazines/" class="textlink">surf magazines</a> the world over. The massive coast ensures empty waves can be found. Watch out for Sharks!