Surfing has a unique and powerful appeal. Surfers travel the world looking for the best waves, and the ultimate experience. ‘Where to surf next?’ is usually the question and is hopefully something this worldwide surfing travel guide will help to answer.
The popularity of surfing goes well beyond those who actually do the sport. It is ingrained in popular culture and its influence is found in everything from fashion to films. This is because the mixture of adrenaline, skill, and high paced maneuvering set against an unpredictable environment is often mesmerising. Surfing can be graceful and serene but also violent and formidable.
For many people, even those that don’t surf, surfing is the ultimate action sport. The time and effort put into catching a wave is huge and the reward is pretty short. While you have to be fairly dedicated to become a surfer at the beginner level it is very accessible.
Surfing travel includes everything from beginner camps to pro training. Almost everywhere there are suitable waves you will find surf schools and daily experiences. But where to surf next? Get inspiration for your next trip below!
Imagine waking up every morning just metres away from your favourite surf spot on the planet. Well that’s what the best Portugal surf camps give you. This western European nation is blessed with some of the best waves in the world,…
Sierra Leone comes to one’s mind for all the wrong reasons, rarely travel and leisure related and certainly not for Sierra Leone surfing holidays. First a long brutal civil war, and then an enormous outbreak of Ebola in the region, has attracted…
From the iconic Kasbah of Tangier and bustling souks of Marrakech to the enigmatic and vast Sahara desert, Morocco has big cultural appeal. However, it’s perhaps the fact that the best Morocco adventure activities can equal those anywhere on the…
Located in the west of South America, Peru offers adventures as varied as its climate and regions. With arid coastal deserts, cooler Andean highlands and tropical rainforest it plays host to spectacular scenery and exciting activities. This guide to Peru adventure…
As a solo female traveller and first time surfer, I was quite apprehensive about going on a surfing trip all by myself. The destination was important, as I wanted a short flight and to be located by the beach. After…
Whether a total beginner or a complete ripper, the endless coastline has surf for everyone. From hollow, barrelling reef breaks to mellow, sandy beach breaks all combined with the magical Moroccan and Berber culture and beautiful people! Surf lessons take place daily with our…
Surfcamps in the Worlds top surf destinations, for all levels from absolute beginner to experienced pro. Stay in top quality surf camps in the top surf spots in Europe, Morocco, Bali an Costa Rica. Meet new friends and enjoy the…
It’s February 2015 and we’re finally setting off on our Sri Lanka surfing holiday… and boy are we worried about the shock to our surf system Sri Lankan waters might provide compared to Cornish tides. We flew with SriLankan Airlines (£550 per…
Here at Adventure Sports Holidays we like a challenge. So when Berghaus asked us to come up with our top five ice cold adventures we jumped at the task. Coming up with ideas wasn’t a problem, but limiting them to just five…
SURF LESSONS IN COSTA AZUL – SUMMER ONLY 9 am y 2 pm daily Half-day tour, approx 3 hours 115.00 USD per person Note: If you\’d like to take someone with you who would not be participating in the surf…
With two long coastlines on two different oceans, it’s not surprising that surfing is a popular sport in Mexico. The country started attracting American surfers over the border in the 1960s, and a vibrant surf scene grew up from there.…
The Algarve makes is a great place to head for a surfing holiday. Long waves roll in from the Atlantic onto its west coast and can reach some serious heights. Some of the biggest waves ever surfed have been just…
Want to go to Morocco’s surf capital? Then go to Essouira. This pretty little coastal town has become an international hub for the surfing community, who love its big, bad breakers and its sweeping sandy beach. Take an Essouira surfing…
During much of the 20th century parts of Central America were a virtual no-go zone. Military dictatorships and civil wars wreaked havoc but times have certainly changed. Today this incredibly beautiful part of the world, sandwiched between Mexico and Columbia, is part of the…
Stuck out to sea on a narrow spit, Dakhla is the perfect place to indulge in just about any water sport… surfing included. Check out this guide to Dakhla surfing holidays in Morocco /Western Sahara to decide if it is…
It’s hard to imagine how brands like Rip Curl and Quicksilver were once almost completely unknown. These board sports brands may have started small but they had big ideas. They wanted to transform their sports from lifestyles into global enterprises.…
The Canary Islands have become a classic surfing escape for European surfers. The Canaries are an archipelago of volcanic islands situated just a few degrees north of the Tropic of Cancer, in the Atlantic west of Morocco. This latitudinal position means great…
Indonesia is part of the world’s largest archipelago and offers more quality paddling options than you can shake a paddle at. We have selected 10 of the best Indonesia kayak destinations that are just waiting to be explored, all you have…
NYANG – NYANG & PLAY GROUND CAMP Mentawai islands with my surf camp in siberut islands close wave like e’bay, beng-beng, nipussi, pitstop just onfoot Mentawai surf camp siberut is a traditional beach resort located on the island of nyang-nyang…
The wild Atlantic coast of south west Portugal is characterised by rugged rock formations, huge sandy stretches and, importantly for surfers, some big swells and waves. Situated in the Costa Vincente National Park, a protected area of natural beauty, Arrifana…
