Surfing in TAS

Tasmania

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Tasmania

If you’re looking for an unforgettable surfing experience, then look no further than Tasmania.

With its rugged coastlines and strong ocean winds, the island of Tasmania is a surfer’s paradise. From beginners to experts, there are plenty of waves for everyone. Let’s take a closer look at why Tasmanian surfs are some of the best in the world.

Location and Weather Conditions

Tasmania is situated off the southern coast of Australia, meaning that it has both cool and warm water temperatures throughout the year. The weather conditions change rapidly from one day to another, so it is important to be prepared for any type of weather when planning a trip to Tasmania. Fortunately, many areas of the island are sheltered by cliffs or islands and can provide shelter from stormy weather.

The Waves

Tasmania has some of the most powerful waves on Earth due to its location in an area known as “the Roaring 40s”—an area where strong winds come in from the west every day and create waves that can reach up to 20 feet high! These waves are perfect for experienced surfers who want to challenge themselves with big-wave rides. For beginners and intermediate surfers, there are plenty of smaller waves around the island that offer great opportunities for learning and improving your skills.

Surf Spots

Some popular surf spots in Tasmania include Cloudy Bay Beach near Hobart, South Arm Beach near Launceston, and Bicheno Beach on the east coast. Each spot offers something unique—Cloudy Bay Beach is perfect for beginner surfers thanks to its shallow waters and low swell; South Arm Beach is popular among more experienced surfers due to its powerful waves; and Bicheno Beach has become a hotspot for those looking for long rides thanks to its consistently long swells throughout the year.

No matter what type of surfer you are—beginner or expert—there is something for everyone in Tasmania’s waters! Whether you’re seeking peaceful shorelines with gentle swells or challenging big-wave rides with powerful gusts, you can find it all here on this beautiful island paradise. So go ahead and plan your next adventure—you won’t regret it! Surf’s up!

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