Surfing South Africa is a simple, down-to-earth exploration of the country’s top surfing destinations, from the most popular spots which feature widely on the local, national – and international – surfing event calendar to those secret hideaways that surfers like to keep to themselves

Well written with wit and a refreshing subjectivity by Daniel Beatty and Craig Jarvis – insiders in every sense, of the surfing world – this fascinating account examines not only the waves that are to be caught off South Africa’s beaches, but what lies beyond and beneath: which beach offers the world’s best ice cream, which is South Africa’s most sought-after wave, and even how geological phenomena affect the impact of waves on southern Africa’s shoreline. Funny, irreverent and forthright, this is a must-have guide to the beaches and shores of the continent’s most popular surfing playground.