Margaret River Pro
Experience world-class surfing at the Margaret River Pro, where the world’s best male and female surfers battle it out in the raw, powerful waves of Surfers Point—one of Australia’s most iconic surf breaks.
The Margaret River Pro is one of Western Australia’s premier sporting events, drawing the world’s best surfers to the renowned breaks of Surfers Point in Prevelly. As part of the World Surf League Championship Tour, the event showcases high-performance surfing in one of the most scenic and challenging locations on the global circuit.
Spectators can watch the action from coastal vantage points as competitors tackle powerful reef breaks, often delivering dramatic and unforgettable moments. Beyond the surf, the event atmosphere is lively and welcoming, with opportunities to explore the Margaret River region’s celebrated food, wine and natural attractions.
Ideal for surf enthusiasts, families and visitors seeking a unique coastal experience, the Margaret River Pro combines sport, scenery and community spirit. Whether you’re a dedicated follower of the tour or simply curious, it’s a standout event on the South West calendar.
Dates
17 – 27 April 2026
Times
Each morning, the WSL decides when to run the event, based on the forecast and live surf conditions. To check if the event is ‘on’, ‘off’ or ‘on hold’ go to Instagram @wsl or sign up for updates through the WSL app. The surfing action will take place between 7.00am – 5.00pm during ‘on’ days and entry is free to all attendees.
Notes
Spectators can watch all the action live and free at Surfers Point, with the bulk of the competition taking place on Main Break and The Box.
Spectator Information
Click on the ‘Visitor Info’ tab below
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Event Socials
Information
Plan your visit to the Margaret River Pro
Location
Surfers Point Road, Prevelly WA
Notes
- Parking: Midweek parking will be available at Riflebutts Reserve on surfing competition days, midweek. Weekend parking will only be available at McLeods Paddock (opposite Margaret River Golf Club) to catch the shuttle bus to Surfers Point. The Surfers Point car park will not be accessible during the event build, activation or pack-down.
- Shuttle buses: Will run on the weekends – leaving from near the Margaret River Golf Club to Surfers Point. Buses will run from 8am to 4pm daily depending on how the competition is running. There is no time schedule for buses as they operate on rotation based on competition schedule.
- Bike racks: There will be extra racking for bikes and scooters on site.
- Dogs: No dogs are allowed at the event site.
- Rivermouth access: Pedestrians will be able to access the Rivermouth at all times during the event. Vehicles can access the Rivermouth Beach carpark using Rivermouth Road on days the competition is not running.
- Accessibility: There is a designated parking bays (ACROD permits) with accessibility paths of travel and toilets at the event site. Assistance animals are welcome at the event and on the shuttle bus, with identification.
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