Getting There
Within Australia fly domestically to the Gold Coast Airport at Coolongatta, then drive to nearby Greenmount or Snapper Rocks.
Keeping In Touch
To call Australia from South Africa using your mobile phone, be sure to include +61 in front of both landline and mobile phone numbers, include the area code for landlines and drop the leading 0.
eg mobile +61 414 xxx xxxx
eg landline + 61 7 3212 xxxx
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eg mobile +61 414 xxx xxxx
eg landline + 61 7 3212 xxxx
Staying in touch when you travel can be expensive. With TravelSIM it’s simple to stay connected and make the most of your holiday – and there’s no “surprise” bill when you get home.
As a SurfSIM.com visitor, you're eligible for a special offer. Find out More »
Winners Gallery
Our November Winner, Linda Moran of WA
Son of Keiron Lewis, our October 2012 Winner
Our August 2012 Winner, Bec Lachlan of NSW
Our July 2012 Winner, Fiona Casey of NSW
Our Sept 2012 Winner, Liam Barton of WA
Top 10 Surf Spots
4. Superbanks Gold Coast, Australia
The Superbank is a large man-made sand bank extending around 2km from Snapper Rocks Point, through Rainbow Bay, Greenmount Point, Coolangatta Beach, and ending at Kirra.
This highly regarded right break is one of the longest and hollowest waves in the world, but this stellar reputation has a downside... it draws a crowd! On a good day, up to 200 surfers can be found jostling for a piece of the Superbank's action.
At the end of your session, you can regain your land legs with the two-kilometre walk along the beach back to your car.
Did you know...?
Although extremely rare, a single wave at the The Superbank has reportedly been ridden for a distance of 1.97 km, all the way from Snapper Rocks to Kirra.