The perfect surf holiday
varies from surfer to surfer, with many factors coming into play, such as
personal ability, budget, type of waves and long or short haul flights to name a few.

One thing that is clear is
what makes a unique surf holiday, it is a surf destination unlike any other, allowing you to experience a surf
culture that you cannot find in any other location in the world!

Below you will find 10 of the
most unique surf holiday places to stay in the world:

10 of the most unique surf holiday places to stay in the world

1. WavePark Resort Mentawai, Siberut, Indonesia

With a maximum capacity of 12
surfers, the Wavepark Mentawai surf camp is an Indonesian surf trip with a
difference, as guests have the entire island and its waves for their exclusive
use!

The tropical island resort is
built in the local style of architecture, with sago palm thatched roofing and
hardwood floors. Located in Northern Mentawai, near the Playgrounds islands,
the wave park offers a staggering 26 different waves to choose from that will
suit all standard of surfer, from beginner, intermediate to advanced.

2. La
Barra Surf Camp, Mirmar, Nicaragua

The La Barra Surf Camp is an
exquisite oceanfront resort that offers a luxurious escape to the tropics where
you can enjoy yoga, fishing, swimming and, of course, surfing in the awesome A-frame
beach break peaks- found just 12 steps from the resort!

You won’t find a better run operation in Nicaragua,
and whether you’re a seasoned pro or a complete beginner

3. Hotel Noga, Zipolite, Mexico

Hotel Noga is located in Zipolite
and built amongst beautiful mango trees, with the only noise you will hear is
the ocean and the birds offering guests the chance to unwind with the sounds of
nature in between sessions at the Mexican Pipeline or the more mellow, La
Punta.

A beautiful and intimate
hotel with only 10 rooms and situated directly in front of the beach, the rooms
are intricately designed and private, with all of them offering air
conditioning, hot water and a hammock to relax in.

4. Suarga Padang Padang, Uluwatu, Indonesia

Located on Bali’s famed Bukit
Peninsula, in the heart of Indonesia’s premier surf breaks such as Padang
Padang, Uluwatu, Bingin and Impossibles, Suarga Padang Padang inspires the
imagination and engages the senses with its architecture and manicured gardens.

Thoughtfully designed to
blend all the trappings of modern luxury with a minimal impact on the
environment. This resort is a masterpiece of true Balinese architectural
craftsmanship inviting guests to relax in the lounge bar and dine in the
restaurant, while enjoying panoramic ocean views from the top of the cliff,
with Impossibles reeling off in the distance.


5. Villa Ana Margarida Beach, Ericeira, Portugal

Perched right on the cliff
overlooking Matadouro surf beach you’ll find twelve uniquely designed villas
that stem from traditional fisherman houses and Portuguese and Gaudi designs.

Villa Ana Margarida Beach is
surrounded by stunning private gardens, contains a crystal-clear swimming pool
and features incredible views overlooking the beach.

6. Brimnes
Bungalows, Ólafsfjörður, Iceland

You can’t get a more unique
surf holiday than a surf trip to Iceland, where your waves are framed by
snow-capped mountains and the mystical Northern Lights swirling overhead.

Offering traditional style
bungalows, with a hot tub to warm up in post surf session, the bungalows are
situated by Lake Ólafsfjörður in a small, fishing village, with mountains and imposing
valleys surrounding it, which make for a surf trip like no other!


7. BUKUBAKI Eco Surf Resort, Peniche, Portugal

Consisting of treehouses
perched in pine trees and Canadian tent rooms, this surf resort is built using
natural materials and is powered by renewable energy.

The resort also includes a
Yoga & Wellness centre, a saltwater swimming pool that is heated with the
solar panels and a skate bowl to tear up in between surfs. There is also a bar
and restaurant that focuses its meals on what’s caught daily from the ocean,
the surrounding orchards and local organic produce, all artistically blended
into a fusion of Italian and Portuguese cuisine.


8. MoonRaker Surf Lodge, Silversands, Barbados

MoonRaker Beach Hotel is a beautiful
property on the South Coast of Barbados and comprises of 6-acres of beachfront
tranquillity in the heart of Barbados’s surfing region.

There are 15 beach themed
accommodation units which have kitchens to whip up some delicious pre-and
post-surf snacks, as well as private terraces and balconies to enjoy the world-famous
views Barbados is famous for.

With classic Caribbean rustic
charm and fun waves for all abilities, MoonRaker has been a firm favourite for
those seeking a unique Barbados surf experience.


9. SEED
Resort, Rote Island, Indonesia

With Indonesian surf
holidays, there is always an emphasis on Bali, Java, Sumatra and the Mentawai
Islands as surf destinations, with many islands slipping under the radar, with SEED
Resort on Rote Island, being just one of those!

They have blended luxury and
environmentally conscious ethics seamlessly, which has resulted in nine traditional
thatched roofed bungalows just a few steps from the white sand.

With an outdoor pool, yoga
classes, a spa retreat and incredible waves that you will be surfing mostly on
your own or with a handful of people, this is the dream location for those who
like total relaxation intertwined with relaxing and beneficial activities… and
of course, world class waves!

10. La Point Surf Camp, Tamarindo, Costa Rica

The villa is located on the
top of a hill, overlooking the classic surf spot of Playa Grande. The surf camp
has a very relaxed vibe and many hangout areas, including an infinity pool that
offers unrivalled views across the bay, and you may even spot whales as you sip
on a cold drink.

The villas benefit from the
cooling afternoon breeze coming from the ocean, ?owing straight through the
rainforest and up the hill to soothe your soul and achy body. And after a day
off A-frame peaks, the Lapoint Surf camp is the perfect spot for an afternoon
beer with fellow surfers.

Just a short drive away is Santa
Teresa, which is a charming little surf village that is lined with cosy
restaurants, run by those who have visited here 20-years ago, fell in love with
the little town and settled down here. Santa Teresa is probably one of the
world’s most beautiful beaches and the atmosphere here is unlike anywhere else
in the world.