Surfing

Maldives - lately the maldives have attracted professional surfers from all over the world. the surfing hotspot of the maldives has hosted international surfing competitions which put her as a world surfing destination.

Barbados, Soup Bowls - the soup bowl is a surfing hotspot on the east coast of barbados. because of its trade wind influence, the swell and is surfable 12 months a year. when things get big, it is known as sunset beach and gets great barrel sections when the wind is just right. catch a rip and get well into the line up and be careful about the urchins inside that can be a danger

Waikiki, HI - waikiki beach in hawaii is a popular surfing spot, especially for beginners because the surf is quite gentle. The waves are under two feet in the winter and around three feet in the summer

Mount Beach, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand - the surfing hotspot of mount maunganui spills with outdoor sport fun and activity. surf life saving and beach volleyball to kite surfing, parasailing, jet skiing and surfing competitions

Zarautz, Spain - the coastal surf town with a beach 2.8 km long is a popular tourist destination with the population swelling from its usual 22,323 to around 60,000 in summer.

Puerto Rico, Puntas - a surfing hotspot in january and february. the waters are rougher in the winter, ideal for surfing and wind surfing, and calmer the rest of the year

Manly Beach - while surfing here is a no brainer, manly beach, just seven miles from the sydney, australia harbor surfing competitions, beach volleyball, festivals, and much more unfold every summer

San Juan Beach - such a beautiful beach right in the heart of san juan, puerto rico. you could possibly be the only surfer using this beach. how? we don't know.

Half Moon Bay, CA - a challenge and danger for even the best surfers. half moon bay has been a surfers hotspot ever since surfing was invented. the grandfather of all surf beaches.

Playa Hermosa, Costa Rica - throughout costa rica are hotspots for surfers, and playa hermosa might be the best of the best, but we warn, during the bigger swells, rip currents drown many experienced swimmers