Noosa Rentals

Learning to surf can be a daunting proposition but the experts from Coolum Surf School on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast will inspire you to head out and buy your own board after a 2 hr lesson. There is nothing like the thrill of standing on your first wave and as you throw your hands in air with joy, you know you’re well and truly hooked!

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Rolling Surf Resort takes pride as being the closest resort to the ocean in Caloundra. The resort has a 4 1/2 star AAA rating and has no roads to cross to the beach. For further information visit our website: www.rollingsurfresort.com.au Address – 10 Levuka Avenue, Kings Beach Caloundra, Queensland 4551 Phone: +61 7 5491 9777 Fax: +61 7 5491 9757 Free Call: 1800 775 559 (Australia Only) Email: info@rollingsurfresort.com.au
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caught a small wave on Noosa Beach in Queensland in Australia
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Ashley Beer talks to Lauren Hill at the Global Surf Industries 2010 Noosa Festival of Surfing

Board: Takayama ‘In the Pink’ 4:10 PM

Start: 9:40 AM Time: 1 hr Surf: 7 times Board: 9′ 6″ Robert August (Tuflite) Swell: E 3 FT Conditions: Shoulder to head high, bumpy, extremely long rights, low tide. Building onshore wind. Long walk. Long paddle out. Big sets. Not too crowded compared to First Point. Most surfers played the game of trying to get to the inside by sitting as close to the rocks as possible. Lots of near misses. Not really worth the hassle since most of the rides closed out and then reformed a bit further along the line. I took the relaxed option and sat at the reform and avoided the competition and steep takeoff. Vibe was much more friendly here at the stunning, Tea Tree Bay. First half of the session was mostly populated with older longboarders, then a speedboat dropped two shorties off and more scrambled down the rocks – word had got out and the balance changed. Nearly every time I looked down the line; I was blocked by a really good surfer. Great to watch, but it soon grew tiresome.

Taylor Miller talks to Joel Tudor at the Global Surf Industries 2010 Noosa Festival of Surfing
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Ahsley Beer talks to Kym Campbell at the Global Surf Industries 2010 Noosa Festival of Surfing