All imagery by Sam Sherring “The current in the water was insane. With the ski idling, we were just getting dragged around everywhere. There is no chance you could have paddled this – but as far as ...

A new qualification process for surfing in the LA 2028 Olympics has caused a divide in the surfing world, especially amongst the CT surfers. Announced last week, the Olympic qualification process will ...

Chasing a swell from the deepest depths of Cornwall to the great far north of the UK comes with a whole load of logistics. Especially if it’s your first time venturing into the wilds of Scotland, on ...

But the Valencians are ready when it does. “When a proper swell is on the forecast, the whole city feels it,” said Adrian. “I always joke that when there are waves in Valencia, it’s basically a ...

Earlier this month, NOAA outlined their likelihood for El Niño formulating this year. El Niño is the warming up of the South Pacific, creating bigger waves for the west coast of the US and Hawaii.

The Rip Curl x Wavelength movie night is back, screening two movies, plus a few surprise movies to boot. Mascaras: French surfer, Kyllian Guerin’s, tour across the fabled points and beachbreaks of ...

There’s an undeniable draw to J-Bay. Think about this; an untouched, drawn out stretch of brushed clean, liquid fervour that spins off into the middle distance, with multiple top-to-bottom sections ...

The first few months of the year are always a strange time. January lands and it’s all promises of getting away and New Year resolutions. But the time February rolls round, you’ve either made it ...

Coming from the Mediterranean, Alessandro Piu knows you have to travel if you’re going to score great waves. Well, unless we’re talking about recently in the Med, which has been in overdrive forever.

The Barents Sea, sat atop Norway and bordering Russia, has never been on any surfing bucket lists. A few years ago though, Tim Latte started uncovering little secret spots across the region of ...

This week marks the 40th day of rain for the UK and wider parts of Europe’s westerly flank, often arriving with big swells and meaner winds. Bad weather in the North Atlantic means good surf somewhere ...