Surfing in Pacific Islands
Regions
American Samoa
Cook Islands- 2 spots
Easter Island- 1 spots
Fiji- 4 spots
French Polynesia- 1 spots
Huahine
Moorea
Raiatea
Tahiti - 1 spots
New Caledonia- 4 spots
Papua New Guinea- 3 spots
Solomon Islands- 1 spots
Tonga
Vanuatu- 1 spots
Western Samoa
Cook Islands- 2 spots
Easter Island- 1 spots
Fiji- 4 spots
French Polynesia- 1 spots
Huahine
Moorea
Raiatea
Tahiti - 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 Pacific Islands
The Pacific Islands are made up of over 20 thousand islands, so plenty of opportunities for empty waves. The islands are in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, and have a wonderful tropical climate. There are many popular tourist destination, and it's a popular choice for honeymooners.
Pacific Islands Surfing Info and Details
The main Pacific Island surfing destinations are the Cook Islands, Tonga, Fiji, Western Samoa and Tahiti. The majority of the waves are reef breaks, breaking over live coral. It's not really a destination for the beginner.
If you've got the money, you can really take advantage of some of the best waves on offer. Many are only surfable if you stay at the resort that 'owns' the wave. Other breaks are only accessible by boat, and there are plenty of surf charters willing to take you out.
If you've got the money, you can really take advantage of some of the best waves on offer. Many are only surfable if you stay at the resort that 'owns' the wave. Other breaks are only accessible by boat, and there are plenty of surf charters willing to take you out.
Surf Equipment Required for the Waves in Pacific Islands
You'll need a full range of boards, waves can break in excess of 20 feet. The water temperature is generally warm, but consider bringing a shorty or thermal rashie for comfort.
Booties are advisable for many of the waves, and urchins are abundant.
Booties are advisable for many of the waves, and urchins are abundant.
