Category: Surf Travel

Surf Guide: Hainan, China

I had heard from a few sources that there were actually good waves in China, many of which were uncrowded. I took the first few accounts with a big grain of salt, as any cautious surfer who knows anything about the validity of surf reports from other surfers should. But a few credible sources peaked […]

Surf Guide: Southwest Sri Lanka

I spent a few weeks in Sri Lanka this year to see what the hype was all about. Here’s what I learned, and just about everything you need to know before you go. An Introduction to Southwest Sri Lanka Surfing Southwest Sri Lanka beckons surfers with the promise of a vibrant, tropical escape. This stretch […]

Surf Guide: Da Nang, Central Vietnam

Da Nang surfing in a nutshell: you can have the lineup to yourself, but there’s a good reason surfers aren’t flocking to central Vietnam. If you’re looking for a livable city that allows you to paddle out, it’s not a bad place. Despite the long coastline, there aren’t many workable reefs or point breaks, particularly […]

Top 5 Surf Spots in El Salvador

El Salvador is one of most amazing and “must-visit” surfing destinations in Central America. It offers various surf breaks with clean and consistent waves all-year round. This article will list down the top five surf spots in El Salvador. El Tunco El Tunco is El Salvador’s most popular surf spot and a true year-round paradise […]

La Chuparosa de Saladita

La Chuparosa de Saladita is a simple, clean, and eco-friendly accommodation. It is only an hour away from Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo International Airport, and is located right on the beach, which is very close to La Saladita. From the pool area and most of their rooms, you can see La Saladita breaking. In fact, you can even […]

A Brief History of Surfing in La Saladita

La Saladita is one of Mexico’s premier surf spots. It is well-known for providing a great left-hand point break. This article will discuss the brief history of surfing in the so-called “longboarder’s paradise of Mexico” – La Saladita. Surfers discovered La Saladita in the mid-1970s; it was a hidden paradise for surfers, with unlimited waves […]

Top 10 SUP Trips for Surfers

Stand up paddle boarding (SUP) is gaining in popularity for good reason. It’s another way to have fun in the water when conditions aren’t ideal for surfing. And some surfers have gotten so good at it, they don’t go back to their regular board very often. If you’re stoked on the SUP and looking to […]