Surfing
Adelaide
South Australia's capital is a city by the sea. Adelaide boasts 30 kilometres of sandy beaches, some only a 15 minute drive from the city centre. The metropolitan coast begins at the tip of Le Fevre Peninsula and popular beaches include Glenelg, Brighton, Seacliff and Hallett Cove. Great for windsurfers, kitesurfers and bodyboarders, they're a little too sheltered for serious surfers.
Regional Surfing Information
- Surfing on the Fleurieu Peninsula
- Summer swells and winter storms provide a variety of surfing opportunities within a short drive of Adelaide. Read More
- Surfing on Kangaroo Island
- Kangaroo Island's surf varies dramatically throughout the year. There are several locations around Kangaroo Island where surf breaks can be found. Read More
- Surfing on the Yorke Peninsula
- Yorke Peninsula's surf is rapidly becoming well known on the world stage, with many major surfing and body boarding competitions held here. Read More
- Surfing on the Eyre Peninsula
- Amongst Australian surfers "Cactus", "Caves" and "Castles" are regarded as some of the best left and right hand breaks in the country. Read More
- Surfing on the Limestone Coast
- Whether you're a pro or just starting out, the Limestone Coast gives you some great opportunities to catch that perfect wave. Read More
- Useful Links
- Your links to daily South Australian surf reports, surfing clubs and more. Read More
