It’s been a big week of waves, perfect conditions with all point breaks firing from 2ft First Point to solid 6ft Granite Bay. The sand has filtered through with Ti-Tree and National through the car park section with some fine walls. There will still be some residual swell floating around today get in quick. All
Noosa the producer! The east swell and S winds persisted throughout the week pushing 2-4ft walls through Granite and Ti-Tree Bay. National smaller at around 2ft and First Point a low tide only option. The sand bank at First Point feels like it’s been out of action since August last year. It is working its
What a week of waves ! TC Uesi came and went driving a solid 6-8ft swell a direct hit on the points. At times a washing machine with extra bump and then patches of rogue perfection at The Pot. Either side of the swell event Ti tree threw up some thick slabs at around the
This week’s surprise announcement by Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk that her government would strive to introduce legislation protecting the Gold Coast World Surfing Reserve immediately raised the question, what about us? Slip of the tongue or was the Premier unaware that Queensland’s second World Surfing Reserve will be dedicated on February 21? Government insiders hurriedly assured
Noosa World Surfing Reserve’s Dedication Day this month will also celebrate the start of a strategic partnership with GemLife, the innovative developer of over-50s lifestyle resorts. GemLife, which had its gestation in Noosa, thanks to founder and Sunshine Beach surfer Gregg Piercy, and now operates facilities over three states, joins Noosa Heads Surf Life Saving
After months of very little surfing action on Noosa’s fabled points, the Coral Sea has suddenly come alive with swell potential, just in time for the celebration as Noosa is declared the 10th World Surfing Reserve. Noosa will be declared a World Surfing Reserve on Friday, 21 February, becoming only the third Australian surfing destination
NOOSA SET TO BECOME THE 10TH WORLD SURFING RESERVE Noosa will be dedicated as the 10th World Surfing Reserve on Friday, 21 February, becoming only the third Australian surfing destination to be so honoured. In a statement from World Surfing Reserves headquarters in Davenport, California, chief executive Nik Strong-Cvetich said: “For decades Noosa has been
Global TV exposure for our new World Surfing Reserve Steven Sawyer wins the 2018 World Longboard Championship in Taiwan.Video images of the new Noosa World Surfing Reserve will be broadcast around the world, in an exciting new partnership between the NWSR and the World Surf League, the governing body of professional surfing. WSL will screen
…And the winner is Last Friday night the Land & Sea Brewery hosted a fundraiser for the Noosa World Surfing Reserve, with an enthusiastic crowd rocking to the sounds of the Sandflys, while viewing Albe Falzon’s classic remastered Morning Of The Earth movie induced many an old surfer to reminisce about the heydays of the
Noosa World Surfing Reserve initiative surfers rescue course The Noosa Heads Surf Club gold partnership with Noosa World Surfing Reserve was only signed off on a few days ago and already it’s paying dividends for both parties. The first of our collaborative Surfers Rescue pilot programs with Noosa Malibu Club members is on Saturday, December