South Australia is known for its remote surf territory which offers some truly unique, epic surfing adventures. From the challenging heavy surfs of Chinamans on the Yorke Peninsula, to the consistent, accessible breaks of the Mid-North Coast, there is something for everyone!
We’ve compiled a list of the top surfing destinations in South Australia (SA), check them out!
While many of the best surfs off Kangaroo Island will require a ferry ticket and a 4WD, we think its worth it! Here you will find breaks for all abilities, from the sheltered breaks at Stokes Bay to the rocky swells at Hanson Bay.
Vivionne Bay is another surfing jewel in Kangaroo Island’s crown and is suited to surfers of all levels. If you fancy a challenge, we recommend checking out the breaks in Gantheaume Conservation Park. Breaks like those at D’estress Bay are more suited to advanced surfers.
Just two hours from Adelaide, the Yorke Peninsula hosts some of South Australia’s most popular surfing destinations. Popular spots include Corny Point, Daly Head Surfing Reserve and Innes National Park.
Experienced surfers should check out Chinamans and Trespassers whereas Berry Bay offers a nice alternative for beginners.
The Eyre Peninsula attracts surfers from all across the world. Spots like Fowlers Bay, Venus Bay and Cactus Beach are magnets for surf chasers. It’s not just a spot for advanced surfers however, with the popular Fishery Bay a great option for beginner and intermediate surfers.
The Fleurieu Peninsula is where you’ll find some of the best surfing, closest to Adelaide. The mid-northcoast beaches of Christies Beach and Southport offer great, reliable surf for both beginner and experienced surfers, whereas the larger swells of Waitpinga Beach and Parsons Beach are best left to the experts.
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