Surfing Australia

Though demonstrated first at Manly beach, Australia in 1903 as surf lifesaving method, surfing was formally introduced to the nation in 1915 by Hawaiian Duke Kahanamoku. Australia has 2nd largest surfers worldwide, and since 1903 till date, surfing has remained the country’s identity and a way of life for Aussies. Below are the listings which pertain to Australia’s surfing activities, competition reports, and surfing accessories suppliers.

• City Beach - An online surf shop selling surf clothings, swimwears, surfing and skating hardware, including beach surfing accessories.
  https://www.citybeach.com/au/
  
• Salomon Masters - Dedicated to the world qualifying series (WQS) surf masters at margaret river, australia.
  https://www.surfest.com/
  
• Surfboard Warehouse - Distributes liquidated surfboards and paddle boards direct to the general public at wholesale prices.
  https://www.thesurfboardwarehouse.com.au/
  
• Surfest - Annual, month-long surfing festival held in Newcastle, Australia in march.
  https://www.surfest.com/
  
• Surfing Australia - Includes results of competitions, entry forms, and information of environmental protection programs.
  https://surfingaustralia.com/
  
• Surfline - Coastal Watch includes Australian surf reports, surfing news, and surf cams.
  https://www.surfline.com/
  
• Surfrider Foundation - Nonprofit organisation working for the protection and enhancement of Australia's waves and beaches.
  https://www.surfrider.org.au/