Christopher Dabney is a recent graduate from the University of Florida, Warrington College of Business where he earned a bachelor’s in finance. A former team leader and infantry rifleman with the USMC, Christopher Dabney enjoys a wide range of hobbies in his free time, including surfing. Despite its common association with fishing, Florida is home to numerous surf spots. Following are just some of the state’s most popular areas for surfing:
- New Smyrna Beach: Featuring some of the state’s most consistent waves, New Smyrna Beach covers 13 miles of sandy beach along the Atlantic coast. It is great for beginners, but experienced trick riders can also find a great deal of enjoyment here.
- Cocoa Beach: Found between the Kennedy Space Center and Disney World, Cocoa Beach is a popular destination for everything from scuba diving and snorkeling to surfing. Recognized for its smooth waves and smaller crowds, it is perfect for longboarders and beginners.
- Flagler Beach: Offering a relatively laid back feel, Flagler Beach features uncrowded beaches and great views of the ocean. Located between St. Augustine and Daytona Beach, surf in Flagler Beach is best in winter or during a cold front.
- Daytona Beach: Perhaps one of Florida’s most recognized beaches, Daytona Beach is home to everything from golf to car races. Waves at the beach are suited for all ages and skill levels and is considered a must-visit location for surf fanatics from around the world.
- New Smyrna Beach: Featuring some of the state’s most consistent waves, New Smyrna Beach covers 13 miles of sandy beach along the Atlantic coast. It is great for beginners, but experienced trick riders can also find a great deal of enjoyment here.
- Cocoa Beach: Found between the Kennedy Space Center and Disney World, Cocoa Beach is a popular destination for everything from scuba diving and snorkeling to surfing. Recognized for its smooth waves and smaller crowds, it is perfect for longboarders and beginners.
- Flagler Beach: Offering a relatively laid back feel, Flagler Beach features uncrowded beaches and great views of the ocean. Located between St. Augustine and Daytona Beach, surf in Flagler Beach is best in winter or during a cold front.
- Daytona Beach: Perhaps one of Florida’s most recognized beaches, Daytona Beach is home to everything from golf to car races. Waves at the beach are suited for all ages and skill levels and is considered a must-visit location for surf fanatics from around the world.
