Bells Beach is a legendary surf spot on the Great Ocean Road, renowned for hosting the annual Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach competition. This iconic event takes place every Easter, drawing surfers from around the globe to test their skills on one of Australia's most famous waves. Named after William Bell, a local businessman, and grazier, the beach has become a mecca for surf enthusiasts thanks to its challenging breaks, including the famed “Winki Pop.”

The surfing history of Bells Beach dates back to the 1960s, making it a cornerstone of Australian surfing culture. Beyond its world-class waves, the beach and its surrounding coastal reserve are listed on the Victorian Heritage Register, highlighting its cultural and historical importance.