Surf Travel

For surfers, traveling to surf destinations around the world is a dream come true. The thrill of exploring new surf spots, meeting fellow surfers, and experiencing different cultures is unbeatable. However, traveling internationally as a surfer can be a bit daunting, especially if you're not familiar with the destination. In this article, we'll provide some tips and tricks to help you plan your surf trip abroad and have an epic surf trip.

There’s more to Mexico than sombreros, enchiladas, and tequila. Some of the biggest surfable waves in the Americas can be found on the Pacific coast of mainland Mexico.

Since my last post, I’ve been living on the third floor of , in full view of Punta Roca—perhaps the best view (from a surfer’s perspective) of the point break. I watched a local connect every section from the top of the point to cove at la paz, around a minute long ride!

A surf trip is an opportunity to see new places and to discover yourself through the expression of who you think you are beyond the borders of your country—it will expand your mind and enrich your life in very meaningful ways so please don’t wait to do it—in this article we will explore surfing southern France. And he said yes, trés cool!

Easter Island holds a truly extraordinary place in the entire world.  The island has a unique archaeological history. I am sure you have seen you those megalithic statues or what is commonly known as Moai on large constructed stone platforms (also called Ahu). There are 887 of those mysterious statues on Rapi Nui.

There are lots of good places to surf this fall and in case you are looking to jump start you surf trip idea brainstorm we put together this quick list of options.