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The Break Surf & Stay surf park in Aldinga, South Australia, Australia

The Break Surf & Stay

Aldinga, South Australia, Australia
Last updated July 18, 2026
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STATUS
Under Development
WAVE TYPE
Surf Lagoon
EXPECTED OPENING
Summer 2027/28 (first waves, developer, April 2026)
WAVE TECH
Endless Surf
SKILL RANGE
Beginner · Intermediate · Advanced

The Break Surf & Stay is not open yet. The developer is targeting Summer 2027/28 (first waves, developer, April 2026). It runs Endless Surf in Aldinga, South Australia, Australia.

Verified September 2026

THE VERDICT

A well-planned Endless Surf resort for Adelaide from a team with URBNSURF experience. Hold the mid-2027 date loosely until construction is confirmed.

OVERVIEW

The Break Surf & Stay is a planned 100 million dollar surf resort on a 7.1-hectare tourism-zoned site at Tuit Road, Aldinga, on South Australia's Fleurieu Peninsula, about 45 minutes by car south of Adelaide. The City of Onkaparinga Council Assessment Panel approved it on 2 May 2024. Its founding partners are Ben McCarthy, a founding group development manager at URBNSURF, Richard Sheppard, Leigh Gapp and Dwight Stuchbery. On 30 April 2026 the same panel granted planning consent for revised plans: a lagoon of about 12,000 square metres for up to 64 surfers at a time with Endless Surf waves up to 2.1 metres, a surf academy, boutique cabins, wellness facilities and a beach club, designed by Studio Gram. The project has a 5 million dollar loan from the State Government's Business Growth Fund, and the developer now pencils in first waves for the summer of 2027/28. It would be South Australia's first surf park.

THE WAVE

An Endless Surf ES36 lagoon of 11,700 square metres, the pneumatic system at O2 SurfTown MUC in Munich. The developers describe A-frame lefts and rights of 2.1 metres and more, pulsing up to every 10 seconds, with rides of up to 18 seconds in single-peak mode or 9 seconds in split-peak mode. Water will be sourced and reused through managed aquifer recharge, and energy bought through GreenPower.

BEST FOR

Adelaide surfers and visitors to the Fleurieu Peninsula and McLaren Vale, once it opens. The developers say it will cater for everyone from children learning to surf to professionals, and plan swimming pools, cabanas and nature play for families.

PRICING

No prices have been announced; the developer says pricing will come closer to opening.

PLANNING

Nothing to book yet. Adelaide Airport is about 40 minutes away by car. Watch thebreak.com.au for construction milestones.

WAVE INFO

Technology

Endless Surf

Wave Types

a-framerolling/greenperformance/turns

Skill Levels

BeginnerIntermediateAdvanced
AMENITIES
—Endless Surf ES36 lagoon (11,700 m²)
—35 short-stay villas
—Craft brewhouse and restaurant
—Wellness studio
—Swimming pools and cabanas
—Surf-skate ramps
—Nature play
QUICK ANSWERS

When does The Break Surf & Stay open?

The Break Surf & Stay is under development, with opening expected summer 2027/28. The timeline has moved twice: 2024 reporting pointed to waves by mid-2026, then mid-2027, and first waves are now pencilled in for summer 2027/28 after the plans were revised. The developer says it is on track to be shovel ready but has not announced a construction start.

Where is The Break Surf & Stay?

The Break Surf & Stay is in Aldinga, South Australia, Australia. The nearest airport is Adelaide Airport, about 40 minutes by car.

AT A GLANCE
Pricing not yet published
Under Development
OpeningExpected Summer 2027/28 (first waves, developer, April 2026)
LocationAldinga, South Australia, Australia
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PLANNING AHEAD

The area around The Break Surf & Stay

The Break Surf & Stay is not open yet, so there is nothing to book. This is what surrounds the site, for whenever it does open.

Getting To The Area

  • Adelaide Airport (ADL): 25 miles, about 40 minutes