Surfers Paradise

Gold Coast

Surf Conditions

Wave Type

Beach break

Iconic beach break in the heart of the Gold Coast. Consistent waves and tourist hub. Works most days, good for all levels.

Burleigh Heads, Gold Coast

Point break - right

Classic right-hand point break with national park backdrop. Quality waves, strong surf culture. One of the Gold Coast's premier breaks.

Currumbin, Gold Coast

Point break - right

Right-hand point break at creek mouth. Long rides, friendly vibe. Great for intermediates stepping up from beach breaks.

Tweed Heads, NSW/QLD Border

Point break - right

Part of the Superbank system. Right-hand point that connects to Snapper on big swells. Quality wave, big crowd.

Kirra, Gold Coast

Sand-bottom point break - right

Legendary right-hand sand-bottom point break. Perfect barrels when conditions align. Made famous in countless surf films.

Coolangatta, Queensland

Point break - right

World-famous right-hand point break, known as the "Superbank". One of the best waves on Earth when it's on. Can offer rides over 300m long.

Main Beach, Gold Coast

Beach break

Consistent beach break near Seaway. Protected from south swells, works when other spots are blown out. Good sandbars.