Enjoy Surf and surfing in Orlando, and stay at our luxury 5-bed 5-bath Orlando Lakefront Villa with private pool and spa, on the lake at  the Windsor Hills resort near to Walt Disney World in Florida.
 

Only 2 miles to Walt Disney World main gate, and within easy reach of Universal Studios and Sea World, our luxury lakefront villa home is close to family restaurants and shopping. With all the facilities of a vacation resort, our lakefront villa is a great place for a family vacation in Orlando.
 

Laze in the private pool and spa of our villa on the lakefront, overlooking the lake and conservation area. Relax in the comfort of our luxury villa with two master bedrooms, three twin bedrooms, and all the conveniences of home. Our luxury pool home lakefront villa accommodates family groups of 4 - 10 in comfort.

Hang ten in the waters of Typhoon Lagoon. Or head to the beach and you'll find some of the best surf spots in the southeast.

Surf Orlando
Give surfing a try in Orlando at Disney's Typhoon Lagoon water park. Have the bay to yourself before the Park is open so that you can master the fine art of shooting the curls. The world's largest wave machine produces surf every 90 seconds. The size of the waves can be adjusted up to six feet in height. Professional instructors and small classes help anyone from a novice to a pro improve form during a two-hour session.

Adventurous guests can catch a wave and feel like they're sitting on top of the world as the 2.75-million-gallon wave pool provides consistent waves every 90 seconds that can range from three to six feet high -- and no sharks! Guests learn from professional surfers how to cut, carve, and "hang 10." The program is available for an extra charge on selected mornings from 6:30-9 a.m. (i.e. before regular park hours). Call 407/WDW-PLAY for more information.

Surf the ocean
Orlando sits in between the east and west coasts of Florida. Head in either direction and you'll find some of the best surf spots in the southeast.

The Space Coast, directly east of Orlando, features 72 miles of beaches with towering waves rolling in. Areas on this stretch of coast include Sebastian Inlet and Cocoa Beach. If you don't mind crowds, head north from the Space Coast to Daytona.This famously busy beach is a haven for surf riders and beach bunnies, with massive waves and a number of surf shops.

If you are interested in surfing the West Coast of Florida, conditions can be variable. Big waves tend to come in bunches, and long flat spells are common. There is also very little warning before larger waves come in. According to Surfline, one of the world's premiere surfing news and information providers, when it comes to Florida's Gulf Coast, the only way to know is to go. The best spots in the Gulf area are in Clearwater, so simply take Interstate 4 west toward Tampa, then hit Interstate 75 up to Clearwater. The drive takes about an hour and a half.