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Surfing Beaches

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North America · Barbados

Bathsheba Beach

Barbados' rugged Atlantic coast is defined by rolling surf, sculptural limestone formations and a breezy village atmosphere. It is a spectacular place to watch the sea and a renowned surf break.

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North America · Antigua and Barbuda

Half Moon Bay

A sweeping crescent of pale sand on Antigua's Atlantic-facing coast. The bay's two ends offer different moods, from gentler swimming to more energetic surf and sea views.

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Oceania · Australia

Bondi Beach

Sydney's most famous beach is a lively crescent of sand, surf and café culture. The Bondi to Coogee coastal walk adds dramatic ocean views, rock pools and several smaller beaches.

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Oceania · Australia

Noosa Main Beach

One of Australia's few north-facing surf beaches, Noosa Main Beach has gentler conditions and a lively town just behind the sand. A boardwalk leads into coastal rainforest and coves.

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Oceania · Australia

Main Beach, Byron Bay

A relaxed, walkable beach beneath Cape Byron, with surf breaks, cafés and a spectacular coastal path to Australia's easternmost mainland point.

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Oceania · New Zealand

Piha Beach

A dramatic black-sand beach on Auckland's wild west coast, watched over by Lion Rock. Strong surf, rugged cliffs and nearby rainforest create an unforgettable landscape.

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Asia · Indonesia

Padang Padang Beach

A compact Bali cove reached through a narrow rock passage, with clear water and a famous reef break. Arrive early for a quieter swim and a look at the surf from shore.

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Asia · Sri Lanka

Mirissa Beach

A curved south-coast bay with a lively surf scene, palm-fringed viewpoints and boat trips during whale season. The offshore reef and harbour add interest to the beach-town setting.

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North America · United States

Waikiki Beach

Honolulu's iconic shoreline blends gentle surf, historic hotels and a view of Diamond Head. The long, sheltered breaks helped make modern recreational surfing famous worldwide.

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North America · United States

Zuma Beach

A wide, open Malibu beach with room for surfing, beach walks and ocean watching. Its spacious sand and Pacific views make it a classic Southern California escape.

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North America · United States

Huntington City Beach

A wide Orange County beach centred on a landmark pier and a year-round surf culture. Shops, cafés and a long paved path make it easy to spend a full day beside the Pacific.

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Africa · Kenya

Diani Beach

A long white-sand coast south of Mombasa, backed by palms and fringed by a coral reef. Kite surfing, dhow trips and nearby forest reserves make it a varied beach escape.

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Asia · Philippines

Duli Beach

A remote north Palawan beach with open sand, rolling surf and a peaceful rural setting. The journey from El Nido town is part of its appeal, and a small local surf scene comes alive in season.

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Africa · Seychelles

Grand Anse, La Digue

A dramatic, open Indian Ocean beach on La Digue, with pale sand, huge granite formations and powerful surf. The exposed coast is beautiful to explore but often unsafe for swimming.

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Oceania · Australia

Sorrento Back Beach

A rugged stretch on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula, with rock pools, limestone cliffs and open Southern Ocean surf. Its natural setting feels far wilder than the nearby town beaches.

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