Earlier this year, drone footage filmed by ‘The Malibu Artist’ amassed more than 10 million views on Instagram.
Mason Barnes may well have ridden the first-ever 100-foot wave, catching a monster at famed Portuguese surf spot Nazaré.
The Cape coast was battered by massive swells last week, with big wave fans using the opportunity to ride some epic waves.
Matt Bromley’s travels have taken him around the globe to popular spots in Hawaii, California, Indonesia, and Ireland.
The contenders for one of the World Surf League’s most coveted prizes, the 2020 XXL Biggest Wave award, have recently been announced.
Earlier in the week, many surfers protested about the beaches remaining closed on alert level 4. Cue the jokes and piss-takes.
‘Waves for Change’ is a social enterprise that uses surfing to help vulnerable children escape the cycle of abuse and poverty.
Surfers are making a simple modification to their boards, in the hopes that it could ward off sharks.
Let surfer Serginho Laus talk you through what it takes to ride the world’s longest, and possibly most piranha-populated, wave.
The mighty Zambezi is known for its river rafting and mean rapids, but did you know there’s a pretty gnarly wave, too? Two SA surfers went looking for it.
December’s First Thursday is probably the most exciting in Cape Town’s First Thursday calendar. This whole place is already in holiday mode, and then you add a fresh payday to that.
Over in Kommetjie, the battle between surfers and paddleboarders has been going on for decades. Seems like things have escalated.
Some kid from Hawaii just surfed one of the longest ever waves documented, and we’ve got a video to prove it.
Ever wondered what it’s like to take on an 80-foot monster and live to tell the tale? Brazilian Rodrigo Koxa knows, and it earned him a world record.
For decades, professional female surfers have been profiled as surfing sex objects, but now one pro is calling out the industry.
Created with the idea of exploring Africa’s relationship with the four oceans that surround it, Mami Wata is a local brand that seems to be going places.
Muizenberg is Cape Town’s most popular surf spot, visited by beginners and masters alike. But how can you tell what the waves are like before you get there?
There’s a man over in Hawaii called Kai Lenny, and his latest SUP gadget is set to revolutionise the sport (hobby?) for good.
Check out what if feels like to bank one of Tahiti’s famous barrels as one rider caught it all on video.
Mick Fanning’s near-death encounter with a Great White in July has been parodied by KFC in their latest ad campaign, but his family’s not too happy about it.
In case you are wondering – yes, that would be a new world record. Over to the folks in California to show us how it’s done.
Stop gawking from the beach and get inside a barrel with a little professional help. Also, up your cool factor by about 200% at the same time.
A massive storm descended upon California, this can only mean one thing: Surf’s up dudes! Check out this incredible waves here!
Apparently we are not as happy as we think we are. South Africa comes in at number two on this list, which is and isn’t a surprise. Have a look at who is slightly more happier than us.
Dig in to the old archives, photo albums or just anywhere epic where you can get your hands on a VINTAGE surf or skate image – you might skate away with one of these…
Local photo/video hobbyist David McMaster captured this footage on the weekend. Dramatic scenes beautifully filmed as someone rescues this guy and brings him home – in a barrel nogal..
Siesa, my bru! It’s the Kommetjie Festival on Saturday and if you’ve never done it before, I assure you it’s worth your while. The ‘Anything That Floats’ feature is my personal favourite. Go down, grab a beer and have a jol! Read on for details..
When it comes to breaking records, some choose the safer route: opting to put straws in their mouths. Some, on the other hand, enjoy being towed into 30-metre waves by a jetski. This was the gambit of one Carlos Burle, in an attempt to break the world record for biggest wave ever surfed, held by Garret McNamara, who successfully carved a 23-metre behemoth just two years ago.
Surf videos just got even more gnarly than before. Surfers are being shot from whole new angles using drones. Check out the fresh new perpective in this video.
The Billabong XXL Global Big Wave Awards acknowledge the achievements of the world’s finest surfers in the biggest waves, anywhere in the world. Twiggy Baker caught this beast last week.