Time for a (Surf) Break!

Australian surf culture was born in 1915 when Hawaiian pioneer Duke Kahanamoku introduced surfing to the country. The locals took the sport and made it their own, establishing top surf brands and competitions. Today, surfers flock to Australia's most famous beaches, like Bells Beach and Crescent Head, but the remote west coast holds some of the country's most intense and thrilling waves, like this massive tube ride off Kalbarri. #SurfingAustralia #AustralianCoastline #TubularWave © Mike Riley / Moment Open / Getty Images Telegram: https://t.me/s/MomentsFeed X (Twitter): https://x.com/MomentsFeed

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