Burleigh Heads, Queensland, AUS - Monday, 28th, April, 2025) - The World Surf League (WSL) is thrilled to announce that Burleigh Pavilion, one of the Gold Coast's most iconic oceanfront destinations, has come on board as the official venue partner of the Bonsoy Gold Coast Pro presented by GWM, set to take place at the world-renowned Burleigh Heads from May 3-13, 2025.
The Pav will serve as the official venue partner, playing host to the Burleigh Pavilion VIP Area, athlete and media functions, and a number of exclusive events throughout the waiting period.
Kicking things off in style, Burleigh Pavilion will host the Official Opening Party on Friday, May 2, from 7:00pm, bringing together athletes, surf fans, and industry leaders to celebrate the return of professional championship tour status surfing to the Gold Coast. The good times will continue through the event and culminate in the Official Closing Party on the final day of competition.
"We're stoked to be partnering with Burleigh Pavilion. The venue is such an iconic part of Burleigh Heads, it's more than just a venue, it's part of the Gold Coast experience. With a view that's as world-class as the wave it overlooks and a vibrant atmosphere to match, it's the ideal setting to host fans, athletes, and partners as we celebrate the return of Championship Tour surfing to the Gold Coast." Said Andrew Stark, WSL APAC President.
"Burleigh Pavilion is thrilled to announce its partnership with WSL as the official venue partner for the Bonsoy Gold Coast Pro in Burleigh Heads. We're honoured to be a part of this amazing event celebrating the spirit and thrill of professional surfing. We look forward to welcoming everyone to Burleigh Pavilion for a week of incredible surfing and community celebration." Said Ben May, Owner of the Burleigh Pavilion.
With strong ties to the local community and unmatched views of the competition lineup, Burleigh Pavilion brings a premium hospitality experience to this celebrated event, marking the Gold Coast's return to the Championship Tour for the first time since 2019.