Winter surfing in Europe
Living in Europe, you can surf all year round. Here’s my subjective list of European spots depending on the season. Part 1: Winter.
5 ways to survive between surf trips
If your surf reality looks like mine, which means that you have to travel several hundred kilometers to surf, this post is for you. It’s hard to be stoked and motivated between surf trips, but there are ways to survive this time in a productive way.
5 takeaways from (failed) surf trip to Lisbon
I waited year and a half for a next surf trip. Have I learned how to surf better thanks to that trip? No. But I’ve learned something much more important.
Practical guide of how to buy a wetsuit online
The best way to buy a wetsuit is to go to a surf shop. But what if your nearest surf shop is about thousand miles away? You can wait to your next surf trip or you can take the risk and buy your piece of rubber online. How to do it successfully? Here are my tips.
Surfing destinations: Sagres, Portugal
– Supertubos may be the most famous Portuguese wave, but here in Sagres you can surf practically every day, all year round – says Rui, a local surfing instructor.
Surfing equipment review: SurfEars 2.0
During my last surf trip to Spain I was testing the latest version of SurfEars. Here are my thoughts about these earplugs.
Surfing destinations: Conil de la Frontera
Small town 50 km Down South from Cadiz isn’t a first choice for someone who’s looking for a surf spot in Europe. But after spending 5 days there all I can say is that I’m definitely coming back.