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Christchurch NZ

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Created by nicoo > 9 months ago, 5 Mar 2015
nicoo
VIC, 86 posts
5 Mar 2015 11:26PM
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Heading over to Christchurch in a few weeks for a holiday and should have access to a sup and a car. Any advice / recommendations for where to sup surf would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers Nic.

FlyingKiwi
QLD, 218 posts
6 Mar 2015 1:10AM
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are you just staying in Christchurch or travelling?

nicoo
VIC, 86 posts
6 Mar 2015 9:06AM
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FlyingKiwi said...
are you just staying in Christchurch or travelling?


Mainly chch, but are open to travelling, no fixed plans as yet.

Stephenseals
QLD, 90 posts
6 Mar 2015 4:24PM
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Hey mate just been there the lakes are awesome for sup the beaches not so much love Wanaka and Queenstown.
Not really that many spots enjoy the lakes they are pretty special places to sup.

bazell
NSW, 120 posts
6 Mar 2015 10:11PM
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Kiakoura is a couple of hours north.Google it. Warning; the water is freezing!

nicoo
VIC, 86 posts
7 Mar 2015 12:01PM
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Thanks all. What about locally in chch?

Greystoke
119 posts
8 Mar 2015 8:15PM
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Mate, just checked in for the first time for a few months, look at Sumner and Taylor's, off shore winds blow from the S/W for Sumner and west for Taylor's. If it's small look at Brighton or further north along Waimarie beaches. Most of the swell comes from the south, South East direction, further north you go along the East Coast the bigger the swell if from the south direction. Look all along the east Coast heading towards Kaikoura you are bound to find a secluded spot all perfect for SUP. Maungamanu point or just north of Kaikoura township is well worth a look, it's a long wally rocky, pebbly point break that breaks close to shore, if you get this place when it's on...well, you'll see, oh yea crowds haven't been invented yet in that part of Aotearoa, happy holiday dude.

Greystoke
119 posts
8 Mar 2015 8:21PM
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Almost forgot...check Banks peninsular East Coast beaches, have a look at magnet bay if you like left hand points. Tumble down and Te oka bays they are all spectacular cliff lined bays easy access, so,you'll be sweet.

nicoo
VIC, 86 posts
9 Mar 2015 12:12AM
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Greystoke said...
Mate, just checked in for the first time for a few months, look at Sumner and Taylor's, off shore winds blow from the S/W for Sumner and west for Taylor's. If it's small look at Brighton or further north along Waimarie beaches. Most of the swell comes from the south, South East direction, further north you go along the East Coast the bigger the swell if from the south direction. Look all along the east Coast heading towards Kaikoura you are bound to find a secluded spot all perfect for SUP. Maungamanu point or just north of Kaikoura township is well worth a look, it's a long wally rocky, pebbly point break that breaks close to shore, if you get this place when it's on...well, you'll see, oh yea crowds haven't been invented yet in that part of Aotearoa, happy holiday dude.



Brilliant thanks heaps, great info.



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