31 Best Surf Spots in the World

Travelversed Editors | September 7, 2016

While the summer months may be rapidly drawing to an end in some parts of the world, they’re only just now getting ready to begin in others. Of course, when you’re a surfer, you don’t care what season it is. In your mind, it’s always summer, and the next thrill is only as far away as the nearest break.

Throughout the world, there are incredible surfing spots that offer incredible breaks, wonderful surf, and beautiful environments at all times of the year. We’re going to take a look at 31 of the best, from the cold climates of places like Ireland and Canada to the tropical vibes of Hawaii and Maldives.

Simply put, if you’re looking for an awesome place to hang ten, these are the surf spots you’ll want to visit!

1. Honolua Bay (Honolua, Hawaii)

This is a favorite surfing spot for the locals, so be prepared to get some questionable looks. However, once you’re out there, all the dirty looks won’t matter, especially if you spot a whale!

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