The spots
15 spotsAlexandra Headland
Sunshine Coast right-hand point with a soft, mellow wall. A classic family/learner spot with reliable peaks on cyclone swells.
Burleigh Heads
Iconic Gold Coast right-hand point wrapping around the headland. Long, hollow walls and the home of the Burleigh Single Fin Festival — on...
Currumbin Alley
Rivermouth right-hander at the south end of Currumbin Beach. Long, sandy walls when the banks line up and a favourite of longboarders and...
Double Island Point
Remote right-hand point on the Cooloola coast offering some of the longest rides in Australia on a big cyclone swell. 4WD access only.
Granite Bay (Noosa)
Third point inside Noosa National Park, accessed by a short bush walk. Picks up more swell than Tea Tree and produces long, gentle rights.
Greenmount
Mellow right-hand point break sitting in the middle of the Superbank between Rainbow Bay and Coolangatta. Forgiving but very crowded.
Kirra
Legendary Gold Coast right-hand point famous for fast, mechanical barrels. Quality has waxed and waned with sand-pumping, but on its day ...
Moffat Beach
Right-hand point at Caloundra that turns on with cyclone swells. Long, gentle walls and a friendly local crowd.
Noosa Heads (First Point)
World Surfing Reserve and a series of right-hand points wrapping around Noosa headland. Mellow, classic wave perfect for longboarding whe...
Palm Beach
Open Gold Coast beach break with consistent peaks along several kilometres of sand. Punchier and less crowded than the southern points.
Rainbow Bay
Sheltered bay just inside Snapper that links into the Superbank. Friendlier crowd than the point but still produces long sand-bottom wall...
Snapper Rocks
World-famous right-hand point at the southern end of the Gold Coast and the start of the Superbank. Long, fast, hollow walls with intense...
South Stradbroke Island (TOS)
Long stretch of beach break on South Stradbroke Island known to locals as 'TOS' (The Other Side). Boat or jet-ski access only and...
Sunshine Beach
Open beach break south of Noosa headland with punchy peaks and a wide variety of banks. Sunshine Coast's most reliable beachie.
Tea Tree Bay (Noosa)
Second point inside Noosa National Park. Long, mellow rights that work on bigger cyclone swells with classic tropical scenery.