Forget chasing the perfect wave, the barrels might soon be permanently rolling on the Sunshine Coast. That’s if a plan by a couple of of beach blokes who want to build a surf park gets the green light, writes Rebecca Levingston.
Right now, it’s a pineapple farm. Ten hectares of dirt as you head north from Brisbane to the Sunshine Coast that’ll make waves if it gets turned into the perfect swell.
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Geographically speaking, the city is about as far away from consistently fun (ocean) surf as Albuquerque in the US or Alice Springs in Australia.
Adding on to Munich's surf scene surrounding the world-famous Eisbach river wave, SURFTOWN MUC will offer authentic running waves that can be generated every 10 seconds for up to 180 meters, thanks an innovative surf pool technology...
A more durable pool construction paired with the reliability and redundancy that is built into the Endless Surf system makes having to drain the pool for maintenance an anomaly, ensuring smooth operations year-round.
Surf Farm is planning a 10-hectare development near Glass House Mountains on Australia’s Sunshine Coast. The wave pool will feature learn-to-surf facilities, cafe, dining, wellness center and a shop or two...
New research led by Griffith University on Australia’s Gold Coast and Andrés Bello University in Chile, has shown that surfing contributes about US$1 trillion a year to the global economy, by improving the mental health of surfers.
From groundbreaking moments at SURFTOWN MUC to a lagoon construction partnership offering a sustainable alternative to concrete, 2022 was a big year of surf park news for Endless Surf. And, as the whole ES team is hard at work making history...
Munich, 19 May 2021: The path is clear for Germany’s first surf park, as the municipality of Hallbergmoos has officially approved development plans for SURFTOWN® MUC. Adding on to Munich’s surf scene surrounding the world-famous Eisbach river...
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