Discover 1 Surf Locations in New Zealand

New Zealand's diverse coastlines offer a range of surf conditions, set against stunning landscapes. Choose your preferred location, select your activity, and book now! Or click here or scroll down to find everything you need to know about surfing at New Zealand.

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Aotearoa Surf School
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Aotearoa Surf School

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Aotearoa Surf School has a range of services to suit all ages and experience levels.

Facilities: Board rental, Group lessons, Private lessons, Courses, Wetsuit rental, Changing cabins, Lockers, Showers, Hot water, Restroom, Sunscreen, First-aid, Wi-fi, Dog-friendly, Video coaching, Sunbeds, Parking, Bar/Restaurant, Accomodation, Cash-only, Creditcard, Shop, Other

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Everything you need to know about surfing at New Zealand

New Zealand offers diverse surf conditions along its stunning coastlines. Beginners can start at Mount Maunganui, while experienced surfers can enjoy the world-class waves at Raglan. Beyond the surf, New Zealand's breathtaking landscapes, adventure sports, and Maori culture offer a unique travel experience.

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Discover New Zealand's surf spots with details like experience level, ideal time to surf, wind/swell directions, wave height, and seafloor type.

Frequently asked questions

Beginners can start at Mount Maunganui, while experienced surfers may prefer Raglan.

Raglan is known for its world-class waves.

Some beaches allow camping, but it's important to check local regulations as rules can vary.

The best time for beginners is from December to March, while experienced surfers will find the best conditions from April to November.

Costs can vary, but expect to budget around $1000-$2000 NZD (€600-€1200 EUR, $700-$1400 USD) for a week including accommodation, lessons, and meals.