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Rick Wright diddit: Surf California
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Surf California
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Surf Nicaragua
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Surf Mexico
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Global Surf Destinations
Sun, sand, waves: a combination familiar to anyone who rides the surf. Whether you're a pro surfer or a novice, these ultimate surf spots offer waves for every skill level. From Hawaii to Australia, how many of these popular surfing destinations have you surfed?
Sun, sand, waves: a combination familiar to anyone who rides the surf. Whether you're a pro surfer or a novice, these ultimate surf spots offer waves for every skill level. From Hawaii to Australia, how many of these popular surfing destinations have you surfed?
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Surf California
Jay Tobias diddit and says:
Learning the hard way - wave power at 26th
An 8 foot wave feels twice as powerful as a 6 foot wave - perhaps it's the square of the height, or more (e.g. 64 vs 36). 26th Ave is a top-to-bottom beach break, with no channel and an infamous cleanup set, no matter how far out. One winter day, my 3rd time surfing, it was 3 feet overhead and macking. First view was a soul arch under the lip ...
Surf Hawaii
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Surf Fiji
Jay Tobias diddit and says:
Tavarua is an awesome setup
. Best food and accommodations in a pristine setting. Stayed one week when 12 people canceled and got my favorite tube ride over crystal clear water with view of razor sharp reef. Lost board and ended up on exposed reef 2 miles out to sea. Still will never ...
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Surf Hawaii
A trip to Hawaii almost wouldn't be complete without catching a few waves. Sites like Pipeline and Jaws offer breaks for experts and other daredevils, while calmer waters at Canoes near Waikiki are ideal for beginners.
Hawaii receives numerous swells from October to March, generated from deep lows tracking across the North P ...
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Surf Mexico
Laid Back Matt Murphy diddit and says:
I first surfed in Mexico when I was about 12 yrs
. old. It's great and I go every chance I get. Bring water and sunscreen. Helps to speak some spanish. Plus is you can drive, take your time and find new breaks.
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Surf Brazil
Susie diddit and says:
Brazil has great surfing
Florianopolis and Itacare as well as many other spots.
I took surfing lessons there which was awesome.
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Surf Costa Rica
Paul diddit and says:
The water is warm, the sun is
shining and there are many famous breaks to ride.
It's worth the effort to visit some of the breaks that are only accessible by boat, since they are rarely crowded. You can hire a small boat for the day at any of the playa towns, and they'll run you over to your own secluded piece of heaven.
Espe ...
Surf Florida
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