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About Learn To Surf Australia's Longest Wave at Double Island Point Departing Noosa
About Learn To Surf Australia's Longest Wave at Double Island Point Departing Noosa
This activity is a full-day surf adventure from Noosa to learn to surf Australia's longest waves at the beautiful and uncrowded Double Island Point beach. This adventure begins with a scenic 4WD journey via the Noosa North Shore ferry to Teewah Beach, and then driving along the remote beach in Great Sandy National Park to Double Island Point.
Why Learn To Surf Australia's Longest Wave at Double Island Point Departing Noosa is a must
Learn to surf Australia's longest waves at the beautiful and uncrowded Double Island Point beach. Experienced surf instructors will provide special guidance to ensure you can surf the waves with confidence. There may be opportunities to encounter wildlife such as bottlenose dolphins, humpback whales, sea turtles, and stingrays throughout the day.
Top things to do at Learn To Surf Australia's Longest Wave at Double Island Point Departing Noosa
The main activity is learning to surf Australia's longest waves, with guidance from experienced instructors. Additionally, there is a scenic 4WD adventure via the Noosa North Shore ferry, driving along the remote beach in Great Sandy National Park to Double Island Point.
How to get to Learn To Surf Australia's Longest Wave at Double Island Point Departing Noosa
The journey starts from Noosa with a scenic 4WD ride, passing through the Noosa North Shore ferry to Teewah Beach, then driving along the remote beach in Great Sandy National Park to Double Island Point, and returning to Noosa by 4WD.
Location of Learn To Surf Australia's Longest Wave at Double Island Point Departing Noosa
Double Island Point, Great Sandy National Park, Australia, with departure from Noosa.
Facilities at Learn To Surf Australia's Longest Wave at Double Island Point Departing Noosa
Snacks and drinks are provided.