The Surfalorus Film Festival, in its 12th iteration and presented by NC Aquariums, returns to Nags Head from September 18-20, 2023. Set against the backdrop of the Eastern Surf Championships at Jennette’s Pier, the festival promises a cinematic journey into the world of surfing, spotlighting both the modern thrills and timeless traditions of the sport. … Continue reading Surfalorus Film Festival: Riding the Waves of Cinematic Brilliance in Outer Banks
All photos by Jesse Echevarria This article is a part of a series created by United Voices , a new AFAR immersion program that brings together local content creators and AFAR editors for workshops, reporting stories, and experiencing a destination together. We make our debut in Puerto Rico . […] Click here to view original … Continue reading Meet the People Shaping Puerto Rico’s Surfing Culture
Surfer riding waves in Santa Cruz, one of the beaches for surfing in the U.S. (Photo by Jeff Nissen on Unsplash) Cowabunga! Hang ten! Stretching along the coastlines of the United States, incredible beaches beckon surfers with their thrilling waves and scenic beauty. From the iconic breaks of California’s […] Click here to view original … Continue reading Best Beaches For Surfing In America: Top 5 U.S. Cities For Catching Incredible Waves, Per Experts
Photo by Jack O’Grady In America and Australia, we tend to be somewhat myopic about our language. Whether by lack of education, effort, or exposure, most of us tend to strictly speak English. Only about 23% of America and 22% of Australia can speak a second language fluently — […] Click here to view original … Continue reading Would You Still Surf If Everyone Was Telling You Not To?
The vast curl of Long Beach peels southward down the peninsula toward Ucluelet on Vancouver Island, B.C. Tiny, near perfect waves roll into the beach as a dozen or so Nuu-chah-nulth youth wade into the breakers carrying bright blue surfboards. Dating back to ancient Polynesia, the sport of surfing […] Click here to view original … Continue reading Let’s go surfin’ now
And turns out, Kıvanç Tatlıtuğ is a surfer (Twitter) ALBAWABA – clearly Kıvanç Tatlıtuğ has skills and talents other than acting. Also Read Kıvanç Tatlıtuğ’s Twitter gets hacked Earlier this week, Turkish actor Kıvanç Tatlıtuğ went to Bodrum to enjoy a summer vacation with his wife Başak Dizer, and […] Click here to view original … Continue reading Kıvanç Tatlıtuğ shows off surfing skills
Lindsey Vonn’s days of winning ski trophies and Olympic medals might be over, but it doesn’t seem like she’s ever slowed down. Not even a recent knee surgery has prevented her from keeping active. She posted a video of herself riding an electric foil surfboard to social media on […] Click here to view original … Continue reading Mark Zuckerberg Might Have A New Foil Surfing Buddy In Lindsey Vonn
Kelly? Anyone? VIA – PURSUITIST Castle of Rincon in Puerto Rico Lists for $4.8 Million Posted by Realtor.com on Wednesday, February 15th, 2012 at 2:18 pm. Filed under House. Known for its pristine surfing beaches and unique blend of Spanish-Caribbean culture, Rincon, Puerto Rico is hardly the place one would expect to find a … Continue reading Castle of Rincon in Puerto Rico Lists for $4.8 Million
VIA – KAUAIEXPLORER KAUAI OCEAN REPORT updated: Jul 29, 2011 11:27AM Supported by the Kauai Fire Department Ocean Safety Bureau. Forecast and warning information provided by the National Weather Service. Use caution on South & East shores. Easterly wind-swell plus building South swell. Currents & surf at exposed areas. Consult lifeguards before entering the water … Continue reading WEEKEND KAUAI OCEAN REPORT – HAWAII #SURFREPORT
VIA – THE LEADER AUSTRALIA Man critical after pulled from Cronulla surf BY EMMA PARTRIDGE 26 Aug, 2011 12:00 PM A MAN believed to be aged in his 50s is in a critical condition after he was pulled unconscious from the water at Cronulla this morning. A Cronulla lifeguard said the man was surfing behind … Continue reading Man critical after pulled from Cronulla surf – #SurfReport
VIA – OC REG Published: March 26, 2012 Updated: 2:14 p.m. No waves, no surfing at NSSA contest Tiny waves in San Clemente on Saturday force postponement of a National Scholastic Surfing Association event after four hours of waiting for conditions to improve. The tournament will be made up April 28 in Dana Point. … Continue reading No waves, no surfing at NSSA contest