Australian National Surfing Museum

The Australian National Surfing Museum is the world's largest surfing museum and is home to theAustralian Surfing Hall of Fame. It is the only accredited surfing museum in the world and houses one of the Australia's largest collections of surfing and beach memorabilia. The Australian national surfing museum in Torquay, Australia's surfing capital, celebrates the story of surfing. The Australian national surfing museum celebrates the history of surfing in Australia. It tells the story of this country's rich beach culture and surfing heritage that has developed over the last one hundred years. A visit to the museum gives people the opportunity to immerse themselves in the beach experience and explore one of Australia's favourite pastimes. Story of Australian Surfing Key stories and imagery tracing over 100 years of surfing in Australia. 150+ Surfboard Collection Displaying a selection of century-old 'dinosaur' slabs to modern water-rockets, with examples of almost everything that came in-between. Bells Trophies The world's most iconic surfing trophies from the world's longest running surfing contest. Accessibility Information The Australian National Surfing Museum can be accessed via the main carpark off beach road with public access to the museum entrance via a ramp from the car park. Enter the museum via automated sliding doors and traverse the museum at your own pace with all museum displays on one level, and our theatre accessible via the boardwalk (ramp).