SUP Vic Surf Weekend - POSTPONED Until Further Notice

Please note that this event has been POSTPONED until further notice due to covid-19 virus.

The 2020 SUP Vic Surf Weekend will be based out of the Barwon Heads Caravan Park - Ewing Blyth Drive, Barwon Heads - Ph. 5254 1115. We encourage you to book your accommodation early. 

Basing our annual SUP Surf Weekend out of Barwon Heads affords us lots of options, including:

• multiple choices of beaches on the famous surf coast to suit different conditions
• an opportunity to hit the west coast for the first time for our annual SUP Vic Surf Weekend
• access to some quiet river paddling as an alternative for the less advenurous paddlers 

SUP Vic will be hosting a social event (dinner and drinks) on the Saturday night at the Barwon Heads Hotel - infomation to follow in March. To book your place at the social event, please 'purchase' a FREE ticket here, now. Please note that this is a 'user-pays' event.

NOTE: The Surfing Victoria State SUP Technical Race will be held this same weekend. SUP Vic will be working with our friends at Surfing Vic to bring you the best location (most probably 13th Beach or Torquay) and conditions for this event. This means it may be scheduled at any time over the weekend, with the call on time, day and location being made and communicated on Thursday evening or Friday morning. The aim at this stage is to hold it at 3:00pm on the Saturday afternoon. Entry for the SUP State Technical Race is through the Surfing Vic website (as this is an official Surfing Vic event and is under Surfing Vic rules and regulations). The State Technical Race is the entry point for Victorians for the National Technical Race, to be held at 2020 Surfing Australia SUP Nationals at our very own Phillip Island later in 2020. And if you are not competing, get along to watch this fun and challenging event and to support the competitors.

So, get on board with the 2020 SUP Vic Surf Weekend ASAP. Book it in and bring your friends and family along.

IMPORTANT - in respect of the virulent nature of Covid-19, we ask that all attendees at the weekend and the dinner - and all SUP Vic events going forward until further notice - refrain from the usual methods of greetings,( ie, shaking hands, kissing) and stick with the universal surf greeting of a ‘shaka’. This prevents any potential embarrassment of individuals who are choosing (as is their right) to avoid traditional greetings during these trying times and of course has the potential to help with the prevention of the spread of the virus.  We also advise that SUP Vic will follow the direction of the federal government with regard to Covid-19 and any SUP Vic events/social functions going forward.