Santa Cruz designated World Surfing Reserve
Santa Cruz designated a World Surfing Reserve
The article announces that Santa Cruz has been designated a World Surfing Reserve. The Reserve covers the area from Natural Bridges to Opal Cliffs, and it includes several well-known and historic breaks. Santa Cruz was one of three locations designated this year, alongside locations in Australia and Portugal. The locations are selected based on their high-quality and consistent surf and their surfing history and culture. The article notes the important role that surfing plays in the local economy. Includes 1 photo by Tarmo Hannula
The article announces that Santa Cruz has been designated a World Surfing Reserve. The Reserve covers the area from Natural Bridges to Opal Cliffs, and it includes several well-known and historic breaks. Santa Cruz was one of three locations designated this year, alongside locations in Australia and Portugal. The locations are selected based on their high-quality and consistent surf and their surfing history and culture. The article notes the important role that surfing plays in the local economy. Includes 1 photo by Tarmo Hannula
Creator:
Hannula, Tarmo
Source:
Register-Pajaronian
Date: 2011-03-05
Type:
NEWS; DOCUMENT
Coverage:
2010s
Identifier: CF-47138
Collection
Citation
Hannula, Tarmo. “Santa Cruz designated World Surfing Reserve.” Register-Pajaronian. 2011-03-05. SCPL Local History. https://history.santacruzpl.org/omeka/items/show/122950. Accessed 30 Oct. 2026.