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]]>Cowell Beach, Santa Cruz
Cowell Beach in Santa Cruz is widely recognized as one of the friendliest surf beaches for beginners in the United States. It offers great weather and perfect conditions while the waves are forgiving to mistakes. Also, you’ll be comfortable as most other surfers around your will likely be beginners themselves.
Doheny State Beach, Dana Point
The waves at Doheny State Beach are gentle three-footers that could not be more perfect for those still finding their footing in surfing. Best of all, they roll out on a frequent basis, allowing you to get into action repeatedly.
Surfrider Beach, Malibu
Don’t want to paddle for too long in order to catch some nice waves? Malibu’s Surfrider Beach is the spot for you. The waves are long and slowly roll out, giving you a chance to have a ride you’ll remember forever. The beach has three main peaks, but the First Point is considered the most popular and friendliest for novices.
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]]>So, which beaches should you think about visiting if you’re looking to plan a surf trip to Costa Rica? Here are some of the top options.
Playa Tamarindo
Located on the country’s northern Pacific Coast, Tamarindo has plenty of fame as a great surf spot. Numerous surf schools and expert surfers can be found here taking advantage of the strong Pacific currents and the normally-pleasant weather in the area.
Playa Jaco
This 2.5 mile stretch of sand, located just west of the country’s capital of San Jose on the Pacific Coast, is a beautiful place to catch waves. The surf here isn’t as extreme as it is in other surf spots in the country, making it a great choice for beginners and novices.
(@fiammasalicaro)Playa Cocles
Arguably the best surfing destination on the country’s Caribbean Coast is Playa Cocles, near the country’s border with Panama. Cocles’s warm water and moderate breaks are the perfect combination for a laid-back surfing trip.
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]]>Banzai Pipeline, Hawaii
The amazing coast of Hawaii was blessed with a surfing spot called Banzai Pipeline. This very long coast is also called “Seven Mile Miracle” and is a must-visit for surfers.
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Uluwatu, Bali
Bali is not only a location you visit so that you can see temples and rice fields. It also features some of the fiercest surfing spots in the world. One of those is Uluwatu.
Teahupoo, French Polynesia
Teahupoo offers possibly the highest surfing waves in the world. If you translate the name of this stunning place it means “Wall of Heads.” In other words, it is very dangerous. Surfers consider it a huge challenge to enjoy the dramatic waves of Teahupoo.
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Jeffrey’s Bay, South Africa
Experienced surfers dream of visiting the J Bay in South Africa. This stunning location is among the craziest surfing spots in the world. The supertubes here are insane, so you never know what to expect.
Puerto Escondido, Mexico
This part of the Mexican coast offers so much fun, especially for surfers. The best thing about Puerto Escondido is the length of the surfing season. You can visit from March to December and live your best life there. The waves are crazy good!
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