Tea Tree Bay (Noosa National Park) Print - Limited Edition of 250

The Noosa World Surfing Reserve includes five world class point breaks and three consistent beach breaks, o ering quality surf in variable conditions. Although the area does experience swell ‘droughts’, particularly in late winter/early spring, it is rare for there to be no rideable waves. North Sunshine, open to south swells, offers protection from summer north easterlies, while Noosa West’s consistently good sand banks offer fun waves in southerly wind conditions when the points are too small to break. Alexandria Bay, a short beach at the north-eastern-most point of the Noosa headland, is a swell magnet that breaks when nowhere else does. Noosa’s five rock and sand-based point breaks o er a variety of waves to suit all skill sets, from learners to experts. First Point, the closest to town, is a deceptive set-up in that it can present friendly peelers most of the year, then dredging low tide sand barrels during Coral Sea swells. Likewise Johnsons (or Little Cove) is perfect for learners much of the time but can also be the most hollow of Noosa’s waves. National Park, from pitching Boiling Pot through to Car Parks, is a serious high quality wave, while the outer bays of Tea Tree and Granite pick up more swell and offer long, perfect rides. While Noosa’s points are most consistent during cyclone season (December to May), southern- generated swells can swing just easterly enough to produce quality waves at any time of year. Noosa enjoys approximately 280-300 days of rideable surf per year.

Print:Giclee on Photo Paper

Size:8 W x 12 H x 0.1 D in

Size with Frame:13.25 W x 17.25 H x 1.2 D in

Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments.