
Edelweiss Surf Tour
Four tour stops, two disciplines and one overall tour winner – this is the Edelweiss Surf Tour 2025
This tour is one of kind: it combines the uniqueness and variety of Swiss Surfing with the goal to connect surfers of all kinds and regions.
Everyone with a Swiss passport or a Swiss residency can take part in the tour and become Swiss Champion for Rapid Surfing. Furthermore the individual tour stops are open to international surfers.
DISCIPLINES
- Rapid Surfing
Competition on an artificial standing wave or natural river wave. - Wavepool Surfing
Competition on an artificial rolling wave.
DIVISIONS
- Men (no age limit)
- Women (no age limit)
- Junior Boys (16 and younger)
- Junior Girls (16 and younger)*
- Master Women & Men (35 and older)**
*Ages are taken from January 1st in the year of participation. Example: Under 16 surfer may not turn 17 between January 1st and December 31st of the year in which they are competing in this Division.
** Master Women & Men surf in the Open Heroes Division. That meand all Surfers in the Open Heroes Division which are 35 and older collect points for the overal Masters Women or Men Ranking. A Master surfer must be 35 years and older ON JANUARY 1ST IN THE YEAR OF COMPETITION.
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Future Tour stops
Urbansurf Zürich Open 2025
Urbansurf Zürich Open 2025
RiverSurfJam Thun 2025
RiverSurfJam Thun 2025
Alaïa Bay Open 2025
Alaïa Bay Open 2025
Past Tourstops
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About Swiss Surfing
Swiss Surfing founded in 1992, represents the sport of surfing in Switzerland on a national and international level. We are recognized by the International Surfing Association ISA, Surfing’s World Governing Authority and the European Surfing Federation as the national surfing association of Switzerland. Since 2018 Swiss Surfing is also a part of Swiss Olympics.
Swiss Surfing represents and promotes the sport of surfing in Switzerland which consists of the disciplines Longboard, Shortboard, Bodyboard, Stand Up Paddle Board and familiar water- and boardsports. Every year, the best surfers compete at the Swiss Surfing Championships held in Spain and at the Edelweiss Surf Tour held in Switzerland. These events are not only intended for competitive surfers but also bring together the Swiss surfing community. The Swiss Surfing Team represents Switzerland at international surfing competitions such as the ISA World Surfing Games and the ISA World Junior Surfing Games.
As the only landlocked country, Switzerland has participated and reached good results at international contest for over a decade. Swiss Surfing is probably the most exotic surfing association in the world.

