Welcome to Beach Week, a celebration of the best place on earth.

With summer right around the corner, it’s time to suit up for some much-needed outdoor fun. Below, we’ve rounded up 30 surf-inspired homes and short-term rentals that prioritize putting everything down for some relaxation under the sun.

NYC Is Old News for This Surf-Crazy Couple Who Moved to Montauk and Built a Beach House

They Love Surfing So Much They Put a Skate Ramp in Their Front Yard

This Minimal Japanese Getaway Was Built for Surfing

A Scandinavian Summer Home Designed for Surf, Sports, and Sun

This Beach House in Mexico Frames the Landscape With an Orderly Concrete Grid

Twin Gable Roofs Form the Ultimate Surf Shack—On a Lake in Montana

A Prefab Beach Shack in Montauk Is a Surfing Family’s Dream Come True

A Concrete Beach House in Mexico Opens a Portal to Epic Surfing

A Hamptons Beach House Gets a Minimalist Makeover With Midcentury Vibes

This Boho Surf Shack Boasts a Half-Pipe in the Backyard

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A Modular Beach Home in Australia Allows a Family to Keep an Eye on the Surf

An Architect’s Beach House Brings California Surfer Vibes to a Coastal Region in Japan

This Beachside Pad in San Francisco Is the Stuff of Surfers’ Dreams

A Creative Architect-Artist Duo Design a Hillside Surf Shack in Topanga Canyon

In Less Than Six Months, a Couple Bring Their Dream Dwelling to Life Along Victoria’s Surf Coast

An Olson Kundig Tree House Peeks Over the Treetops in Costa Rica

A Legendary Surfing Duo Connect a Converted School Bus to Their Multilevel Tree House in Hawaii

An East-Coast Surfer Creates an Energy-Efficient Dwelling in New England

A Hawaiian Retreat Reflects the Sophisticated Taste of Its Free-Spirited, Creative Owners

The Duo Behind a Surf Wax Company Find Refuge in an Old Rhode Island House Built by a Boat Maker

A Sustainable Cabin in the Bahamas Becomes a Surfer’s Retreat for a Family

An Environmentalist Creates a Surfer’s Paradise in a Woodland Artist Community in Japan

A Hangar Door Opens Up This Long Island Beach House to the Atlantic

Two Concrete Prefabs Create a Weekend Surf Retreat in Costa Rica

A Circular Beach House in Australia Embraces Coastal Living

Get Your Surf On in This Traveling Truck Hotel

Soak Up the Surf at These Remote Timber Cabins on the Chilean Coast

These Minimalist A-Frames Neighbor Pristine White Sand Beaches in Esperance, Australia

A DIY Couple Turn a Rundown East Hampton Cottage Into a Bright, Beachy Retreat

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A Surfer’s San Francisco Home Helps Keep an Eye on the Waves

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