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Every surfer dreams of traveling the globe, hitting up the best beaches in the world and taking on the ultimate crests. Whether you just want to day dream about blue water and ten-foot swells or are actually planning a surfing vacation, take a look at our pick of the world’s best surfing.

1. Jeffreys Bay, South Africa: J-Bay is the host of the annual Billabong Pro ASP World Tour event and provides some of the most consistent surfing conditions in the world. This beach is perhaps best known for its right hand point break and incredible supertubes. The tourism in this area has fed off and grown from the local surfing, making it a lively vacation destination.
2. Gold Coast, Australia: Located in Queensland, this surfing paradise covers 35 miles of coast with numerous different beaches. Year round warm weather has surfers flocking to these impressive swells at beaches such as The Spit, Coolangatta, and Snapper Rocks.
3. North Shore, Hawaii: The entire state of Hawaii has a reputation amongst surfers as prime wave territory. However, when it comes to the best of the best, North Shore stands alone. Each year a number of competitions attract professionals of the sport as they take on some of the biggest waves in the world. The most impressive waves can be found during the winter months with swells up to 20 feet.
4. Bali, Indonesia: Like most of the surfing in the southern hemisphere, the best surfing is usually done in July and August, though you will find quality waves any time of year. Arguably the best surfing beach on the island, Uluwatu sees left-breaking swells up to 12 feet.
5. Fuerteventura, Spain: Unlike most of the other well-known surfing favorites, the beaches in this area can accommodate a range of skill levels, not just the experienced surfer. Many visitors also appreciate the quieter atmosphere of Fuerteventura with its smaller crowds.