easy
1–3 hours
Moderate fitness level recommended, comfortable swimming ability required
Ride the legendary waves of the Gold Coast with Mini Mals. Perfect for beginners and intermediates, their top-quality surfboards and friendly staff make every session unforgettable.
Beginner to Intermediate Surfers | 1 - 14 Days Hire Available | From $13 per Day
Experience the thrill of surfing with Mini Mal surfboards, perfect for beginners and intermediates ready to tackle both broken and unbroken waves. Our diverse and frequently updated selection allows you to choose the ideal board tailored to your needs, ensuring an unforgettable surfing adventure.
Mini Mal surfboards are suited to beginner and intermediate surfers who are confident surfing broken or unbroken waves. Our surfboard hire quiver is regularly changing. Please request your preferred size, shape, volume etc and we will advise what boards are available.
1 day $70 2 days $85 3 days $100 4 days $115 5 days $130 6 days $145 7 days $160 8 days $170 9 days $180 10 days $190 11 days $200 12 days $200 13 days $200 14 days $200
Review local surf reports each morning to select the best time for riding smoother, more manageable waves.
Surfing in the morning often means quieter sessions and better wave quality before the crowds arrive.
Protect your skin and keep energy levels high by applying reef-safe sunscreen and drinking plenty of water.
Always follow local guidelines and listen to surf staff to ensure a safe, enjoyable experience.
The Gold Coast has a long-standing surfing tradition dating back to the 20th century, helping define Australia’s surf culture.
Mini Mals promotes reef-safe practices and supports beach cleanup efforts to protect the local marine environment.
A stable and easy-to-handle board perfect for catching small to medium waves.
summer specific
Keeps you warm in the water and protects against sunburn.
spring;summer;fall specific
Protects your skin and coral reefs, essential for daily surf sessions.
summer specific
Provides grip on your surfboard to prevent slipping.