South Florida's next surfing destination

Some places you visit.This one you surrender to.

Join The SURR Lineup

The wave

Hundreds of waves an hour.
Every one of them by design.

The grounds (concept illustration)

Take a walk through the design.

Aerial view of the lagoon, surf center, beaches, pools and cabanas

The SURR Lineup

People who want a surf park in South Florida.

No. 002 in the Lineup

“I will bring everyone I know there, and this will change each of their lives in an extremely positive way”

Craig T.

Fort Lauderdale, FL

The first 100 people who join get a free surf session, and the first 1,000 get a shirt. Terms apply.

Join the lineup.

South Florida wants a wave. Add your name and be the first to hear what happens next.

01
Park news first. We will email you updates about the park before they are public.
02
Your first session, on us. A free surf session at the park for the first 100 people to join. Subject to availability. Terms and Conditions apply.
03
A Lineup shirt. The first 1,000 people to join get one exclusive SURR Lineup T-shirt. Limited availability. Available after we announce the park's location.
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Featured on our Instagram. The first 1,000 people to join can be featured on our Instagram. The steps are on your Lineup page after you sign up.

How it works

One lagoon.
Three ways to ride it.

Each wave barrels over the reef and reforms as it travels down the lagoon. It softens into a shoulder through the middle, and reaches the far end as a rolling whitewater a first timer can stand up on. More than twenty settings in the menu, and every session graded, from first wave to expert barrel.

What we're designing for

A place a city can be proud of.

Who pays for it. Who gets in. The water, the light, the noise and the roads. What the design aims for, in plain words.

Privately funded

Designed to be privately funded, with the public partner sharing in the earnings.

Public access

Planned to be open to the public and to serve the people who live closest first, with resident rates and scholarship places.

Year round work

Planned full time jobs in coaching, operations, hospitality and grounds, every month of the year.

People

Privately funded

Designed to be privately funded, with the public partner sharing in the earnings.

Public access

Planned to be open to the public and to serve the people who live closest first, with resident rates and scholarship places.

Year round work

Planned full time jobs in coaching, operations, hospitality and grounds, every month of the year.

Water and land

Water safety

Designed so schools and youth groups can learn wave entry, board handling and recovery in controlled water before they take it to the ocean.

Green first

Designed as a compact blue space inside a large green one, with native planting, trails and shade as the main view.

Water

Designed as a closed loop: the water is filtered and recirculated, and topped up only for what evaporates or is lost in filtering.

Sound, light and traffic

Sound

The wave runs on enclosed electric motors. Sound is studied as part of the design and measured against local rules.

Light

Planned with full cutoff fixtures aimed down and inward, to keep the light over the water and the night sky dark.

Traffic

Planned around hourly sessions booked ahead, so visits spread across the day instead of arriving all at once.

Why it exists

The hardest part of surfing
is getting enough of it.

When the wave comes on schedule, you learn faster. You get the same wave over and over, until you own it. Beginners stand up on something they can trust. Experienced surfers get the repetition that makes a move stick.

It's also one of the few things a whole family can do together. A parent rides next to their kid. Someone learns at sixty. Someone else has been out since they were four. Everyone in the water, the same afternoon.

The ocean is still the point. This is for all the days in between, all year long.