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South Pacific Surfing

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About South Pacific

The South Pacific is reef-pass surfing in its purest form. Tahiti's Teahupo'o is the heaviest wave that gets ridden anywhere, a slab that breaks over shallow reef and draws the best surfers in the world every winter. Fiji's Cloudbreak and Restaurants are long, mechanical lefts off the Mamanuca islands, reached by boat from resorts built specifically around them. Samoa has a scattering of reefs on Upolu and Savai'i with a small, established surf-camp scene, and New Caledonia is quieter still, with lagoon passes that see almost no crowds. Most of the surf here is boat-access or resort-access rather than paddle-out-from-the-beach, so operators matter more in this region than almost anywhere: the camp or the guide is what gets you to the wave. Water is warm year-round and the swell arrives from the south, so the season runs opposite to the northern hemisphere.

Quick facts

Best swell
Apr–Oct (southern swell)
Water temp
26–29°C (79–84°F)
Waves
Reef passes
Skill level
Intermediate to advanced
Operators listed
11
Countries
Fiji, French Polynesia, New Caledonia, Samoa

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11 operators across South Pacific

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