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The four-kilometre (2.5 mile) Manly-Freshwater World Surfing Reserve joins just two other such surfing reserves in the world, namely Malibu, USA (2010) and Ericeira, Portugal (2011).
World Surfing Reserves give formal recognition to the world’s most significant surfing beaches, acknowledging their outstanding surf breaks as well as the rich surfing history and culture associated with them.
The World Surfing Reserves form an international program based on models established by UNESCO’s World Heritage Program and National Surfing Reserve Reserves Australia.
The World Surfing Reserves’ board of international experts forges partnerships with local surfers and environmentalists to select, enshrine, and help protect valuable and historic surf spots.
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Great photo from your adventure!
Wonderful Picture!!!!
FAVORITE AND LIKE
Corey
I remember climbing this statue as a kid...got up and then had issues getting down. Ended up jumping into a bush. Not good ...took some bark off.
I have added it now. Thank you.
Ein schönes Detail des Chinesischen Hauses, Like.
Grüße Klaus
Very nice photo Like and favorite
Good shot! Like 9 Greetings, Don Z.
Thanking everyone acain for the visit, comments, L and F
Fantastičan rad.. YSL
The four-kilometre (2.5 mile) Manly-Freshwater World Surfing Reserve joins just two other such surfing reserves in the world, namely Malibu, USA (2010) and Ericeira, Portugal (2011).
World Surfing Reserves give formal recognition to the world’s most significant surfing beaches, acknowledging their outstanding surf breaks as well as the rich surfing history and culture associated with them.
The World Surfing Reserves form an international program based on models established by UNESCO’s World Heritage Program and National Surfing Reserve Reserves Australia.
The World Surfing Reserves’ board of international experts forges partnerships with local surfers and environmentalists to select, enshrine, and help protect valuable and historic surf spots.