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Wednesday Night SUP Ball Comp at Ettalong Beach NSW - Sydney

Wednesday Night SUP Ball Comp at Ettalong Beach NSW

Ettalong Beachmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

1.5–2 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should have a basic level of balance and stamina, comfortable standing and paddling for up to two hours.

Overview

Experience the thrill of SUP Ball at Ettalong Beach, NSW! Join weekly Wednesday night games that blend fitness, fun, and teamwork on the water. Perfect for any group looking for a unique adventure.

Wednesday Night SUP Ball Comp at Ettalong Beach NSW

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Adventure Tips

Arrive Early to Warm Up

Give yourself time to stretch and get comfortable with your SUP board before the competition starts.

Wear Water-Resistant Footwear

Protect your feet and improve board grip with water shoes or reef-safe sandals.

Stay Hydrated

Bring a water bottle as playing SUP Ball requires stamina and hydration is key, even in the evening.

Use Reef-Safe Sunscreen

Protect your skin during warm evenings while minimizing environmental impact on local marine life.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Australian Pelican
  • Eastern Water Dragon

History

Ettalong Beach has a rich Indigenous heritage, originally home to the Darkinjung people, with a long history of fishing and coastal community life.

Conservation

Local operators like Bombora support marine conservation by encouraging the use of reef-safe products and minimizing plastic waste in the area.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Personal Flotation Device (PFD)

Essential

Safety-first gear required for all water activities, keeps you afloat during SUP Ball.

Water-Resistant Shoes

Protects feet and provides better stability on the board, especially on warm, sunny days.

summer specific

Light Waterproof Jacket

Ideal for cooler, windy evenings to keep you warm post-game.

fall specific

Reef-Safe Sunscreen

Essential

Protect your skin and the marine environment from harmful UV rays during sunny games.

summer specific