Surfing in Australasia Pacific
Countries and regions
Australia- 137 spots
New South Wales - 59 spots
Queensland - 11 spots
South Australia - 25 spots
Tasmania - 4 spots
Victoria - 19 spots
Western Australia - 19 spots
New Zealand- 32 spots
North Island - 23 spots
South Island - 9 spots
Pacific Islands- 17 spots
American Samoa
Cook Islands - 2 spots
Easter Island - 1 spots
Fiji - 4 spots
French Polynesia - 1 spots
New Caledonia - 4 spots
Papua New Guinea - 3 spots
Solomon Islands - 1 spots
Tonga
Vanuatu - 1 spots
Western Samoa
New South Wales - 59 spots
Queensland - 11 spots
South Australia - 25 spots
Tasmania - 4 spots
Victoria - 19 spots
Western Australia - 19 spots
New Zealand- 32 spots
North Island - 23 spots
South Island - 9 spots
Pacific Islands- 17 spots
American Samoa
Cook Islands - 2 spots
Easter Island - 1 spots
Fiji - 4 spots
French Polynesia - 1 spots
New Caledonia - 4 spots
Papua New Guinea - 3 spots
Solomon Islands - 1 spots
Tonga
Vanuatu - 1 spots
Western Samoa
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Information about Australasia Pacific
Australia Pacific can also be referred to as Oceania from this surf guides perspective. This area comprises of Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea and the Pacific Islands (not including Hawaii which we have added to North America).
Most of Oceania consists of island nations composed of thousands of coral atolls and volcanic islands, with small human populations. This kind of geography makes for huge surfing opportunities.
Australia seems to dominate this region on the map due to its size - poor little New Zealand and Papua New Guinea!
Most of Oceania consists of island nations composed of thousands of coral atolls and volcanic islands, with small human populations. This kind of geography makes for huge surfing opportunities.
Australia seems to dominate this region on the map due to its size - poor little New Zealand and Papua New Guinea!
Australasia Pacific Surfing Info and Details
Australia is the king of the Australia Pacific surf region due to it's size (very big), it's coastline (very long), it's surf spots (lots of fantastic waves) and it's surfers (good, numerous - everyone surfs!).
The Pacific Islands with such tropical gems as Fiji and Tonga provide the ultimate settings for tropical waves. Go surfing in the crystal clear warm waters and watch the coral go shooting past beneath your feet. What a destination for a surf.
Waves in this region are generated from the Indian Ocean, the Tasman and the South Pacific Ocean.
The Pacific Islands with such tropical gems as Fiji and Tonga provide the ultimate settings for tropical waves. Go surfing in the crystal clear warm waters and watch the coral go shooting past beneath your feet. What a destination for a surf.
Waves in this region are generated from the Indian Ocean, the Tasman and the South Pacific Ocean.