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Rip Curl Pro, Bells Beach

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Renting a car would be the most feasible way to get to this hot surfing destination, which is only half an hour away from Melbourne. However, if you do decide to go here, you should pump up your competitive attitude and become the boldest that you can be. That is if you really want to have the authentic Bells Beach surfing experience.

Several factors could be the cause of this sudden competitive hype among the surfing community here such as the cold water, historical aura or the early adrenaline rush to get some rating points. Whatever the reason is, one thing’s for sure, competition here could get really tight and serious especially when the surfs cooperate.

There are several breaks here namely: The Bowl, Rincon, Outside Bells, Southside, Centreside, and Winkipop. The big event would be Outside Bells which produces a fast, long, even wall that could rise above six feet high!

The best of Bells is yet to come as soon as April hits the calendar and encountering excellent surf is on the probable side. Going here during Easter is like a tradition for a lot of surfers. If you want some action, bands, and some trouble, they’ve got it all for you.

Even though water here is way cold due to its proximity to Antarctica, it is still considered to be a surfing hotspot by many, all over the world. Partying here is also a night life staple at the Torquay Hotel, and make sure you get some of their beer.

If it’s food that you are looking for, then Torquay Hotel would suffice your cravings. A dose of some caffeine could be found at Soul Fuel and Spooners, which are both steps away from the surfer’s shopping haven, Surf Shop Central.