EXPLORE WORLD SURFING RESERVES

MANLY, AUSTRALIA

Sydney’s beaches saw several ‘firsts’ for Australian surfing, including the first official world surfing championships in 1964.

SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA, USA

The laid-back surf hotspot of Santa Cruz celebrated its 10th anniversary as a World Surfing Reserve in April.

HUANCHACO, PERU

Often referred to as the birthplace of surfing, Huanchaco enjoys a thriving local surf scene that honours the area’s aquatic heritage.

ERICEIRA, PORTUGAL

Rugged cliff faces and highly varied surf breaks make this an ideal destination for surfers of all abilities, from beginner to pro.