Find Surf Spots Around The World

Surftweeter.com is busy indexing your ( and everyone else's) favorite surf spots -  and we will soon provide a free 7 day wind and swell report for every wave listed.... so there's incentive for you to get your local  beach on the map!

Indexed Surf Spots

How to find waves and use this resource to get your own forecast:

Finding waves is easy: 

Simply use the navigation on the left and go to and select your country, then select the region and  that page will display all the waves listed in that geographic region so far.

What information do we provide?

We show a photo of the wave setup, and a video if available. We show you how to get there..
( a map ... and whether you need  a 4WD or not)

There's information about the best swell direction , wind direction, tides and time of year that's best for that wave.

We also provide information about where to find good food after your session!  (based upon surfer feedback!)

How to add additional information and photos  or video footage to a spot that's already listed:

Easy!   Go to the spot's page and follow the links and the step by step  upload instructions.

How do you submit your new location and get your surf forecast?

Also easy stuff!  

• Click on the link we've provided below. That will take you to "Google Maps" (the link opens a new window..so you won't lose this page)
• Once you're in Google Maps, zoom close in and find your wave.                                             Be as accurate as possible
• Once you've got the exact wave location ( - that's really important for an accurate swell and wind forecast), RIGHT CLICK exactly where you want to mark your spot.
• Then LEFT CLICK the "what's here?" link that appears
• That will leave a marker on the location you've chosen
• At the top left of your screen, you'll see a "latitude and longitude" reading in the seach box next to where it says "Google Maps".
• COPY the number in the seach box
• Come back here and click the SUBMIT link - that will take you to where you can enter the details of your surf spot.

Okay - Ready?

Go to Google Maps

And once that's done....

Submit your wave's coordinates