Surf Camps in Asia & Oceania

We can all agree that Southeast Asia is a surfer’s paradise! It’s not just the surf breaks, but also the beaches, the weather, the people and all those little things that make a surfing destination highly sought after by surfers. 

Also known as the ‘Island of 1,000 Temples’, locals believe Bali is blessed by the gods. With 271 miles (437 km) of coastline, idyllic beaches, epic barreling waves, a surfer-friendly community, and laid-back atmosphere, it certainly seems to be. 

Surfing is undeniably one of the first things that come to mind when thinking about the Down Under. Next to kangaroos, koalas, and kiwis, of course.

There’s no denying that 2020 has changed the way we look at travel. At the beginning of the year, surfing was banned in most places across the globe. Beaches, resorts, even entire countries closed down. But brighter days will come, and we shouldn’t stop dreaming.