wonder how it works?--found their site wavegarden.com/

Whatever they are using is really effective, what a cool idea. I have seen the one at Sun City in South Africa which is pretty effective but it has a huge amount of engineering to create the waves whereas this appears to have very little infrastructure.

Of course the council would have a fit seeing people slip on black plastic but just goes to show what you can do without having to spend millions.

Be interesting to see how they do it.

^^^ nice find.

So they drag a thing under the water to make the wave - that's my read anyway...

Can't wait till we get one in Sydney:

Yeah yeah yeah... I want to see a windgarden, then you'll get my attention.

MIKO said...

how is a 6 " wave gunnA stoke anyone

It can go upto 1.6mts bud.... but if thats not hardcore enough for you then get outta the way so i can surf awesome waves all day.

Get many rapids your way after heavy rain fall?

Then try this instead:



or youtube "Waimea River" (Youtube has a bit of commentry about whats going on)