The Great Ocean Road has dozens of breaks along its coast and draws a steady stream of surfers all year round. But they say Bells Beach is the most famous , a much-loved icon of Australia’s surf scene where the Rip Curl Pro, part of the ASP World Championship Tour, is held every Easter.
The beach is flanked by sandy cliffs and supposed to be large ocean swells, its a small bay between two headlands facing the Southern Ocean.
Bells Beach has waves of three to four metres on good surfing days rising to as high as five metres depending on tide and wind conditions but we were really disappointed when we got there to find it quite flat...
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