Turning surf trash into treasure on Maui A Hawaiian company is giving surfboard waste a second life—as building blocks. Literal ones. Surf Block Maui has figured out how to repurpose
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Tucked just a few minutes south of Playa Dominical on Costa Rica’s Pacific coast, Dominicalito is a small, protected bay that offers mellow conditions and a scenic setting—jungle backdrop, fishing
This week’s news is a bit sharky. Foot-chomping at New Smyrna Beach New Smyrna Beach, Florida—the so-called “shark bite capital of the world”—delivered again. On July 18, 18-year-old surf instructor
Do you know that statistic that you’re more likely to get killed while driving to the beach than from a shark attack? But don’t be lulled into a false sense
Pipeline. As surfers, we should probably know a thing or two about it—so we can stay as far away from it as possible if we want to live. The takeoff
Do you remember your first surf lesson? Ok, maybe your second lesson—the one where the instructor didn’t push you into the waves and scream, “Stand up, stand up!” You know
It’s Shark Week this week. Kinda crazy that this “TV event” has been running since 1988—that’s 37 whole years. And here I thought there was no beating Law and Order:
I was going to write about the shortboarding revolution, and I will, but first, I want to share the story of how we ended up surfing the way we do
Beginner surfers banned from Cloud 9, Siargao (allegedly) Siargao Island has been on our 25 best beginner surf spots list for months. We’ve always recommended Jacking Horse—and staying away from
Let’s talk Morocco. More specifically: Taghazout—North Africa’s laid-back surf village turned global beginner hotspot. It’s where desert meets ocean, camels wander past cafes, and surfboards are as common as mint
