Whomp Off Australia
- When: Approximately September each year.
- Where: Cronulla anywhere between North Cronulla and Wanda beach
- Registration: —
- Required: Teams are a minimum of 5 max of ten
Flat Rock Bodysurfing Invitational
- When: Approximately August each year.
- Where: Cowrie Hole, Newcastle, NSW Australia
- Contact: Greg – gregmayers527@yahoo.com.au
- No Money or Entry Fees Taken On Day Of Event
Warriewood Beach, Northern Beaches, Sydney NSW
- Tide: Best bodysurfing conditions are normally high tide when it’s large
- Wind: Blowing in from the South is most suitable
- Swell: A pumping Southerly swell is ideal
- Notes: Predominantly a right hand at the southern end when pumping.
- Parking: Parking down at the beach is metered and the council are ruthless, so don’t be tempted, get a parking permit or park up top.
Torpedo People
- When: October 27, 2013 @ 9:00 am – 2:00 pm
- Where: Wategos Beach, Byron Bay, NSW Australia
- Cost: FREE Event, session entry $10 (incl. goody bag)
- Contact: byronbaysurffestival@gmail.com
- Website: Byron Bay Surf Festival
Swansea, NSW Australia
- Tide: Best bodysurfing conditions are normally going off on Low tide
- Wind: Blowing in from the North West is most suitable
- Swell: A pumping South East swell is ideal
- Notes: Best when it’s 4-6 foot S or SE swell with a NW, W, or SW wind and at low tide.
Newcastle, NSW Australia
- Tide: Best bodysurfing conditions are normally going off on Any tide
- Wind: Blowing in from the North West is most suitable
- Swell: A pumping South East swell is ideal
- Notes: Flatrock is a right-hander that works on all tides but best on high. Best on a south-east to east swell.
Mollymook, NSW Australia
- Tide: Best bodysurfing conditions are normally going off on Low and Middle tide
- Wind: Blowing in from the West is most suitable
- Swell: A pumping South East swell is ideal
- Notes: Long left-hander breaking on reef. Rights do break and are also good value.
Ulladulla, NSW Australia
- Tide: Best bodysurfing conditions are normally going off on Low tide
- Wind: Blowing in from the North East is most suitable
- Swell: A pumping South and South East swell is ideal
- Notes: Beach break with lefts & rights, south end has right-hander over submerged rocky reef.
Sydney, NSW Australia
- Tide: Best bodysurfing conditions are normally going off on Low tide
- Wind: Blowing in from the West is most suitable
- Swell: A pumping North East, East and South East swell is ideal
- Notes: Beach break with many shifting sand banks and plenty of lefts and rights.