For the travelling surfer one thing is essential - WAVES. No waves, then you've blown your hard earned dollars on a tourist trip, probably spent more on other activities, drinking comes to mind and generally feel pretty gutted that you've spent 24 hours and the best part of a grand to get somewhere that's comparable to the South of England on a bad day in August. You check the surf every day and i ...
St Agnes surfer Greg Hendy suffered a horrific accident at G-Land in August when a surf board hit him in the neck, leaving him temporarily paralysed.
Greg and his mate Richard Atkinson had flown into Bali to meet his brother Luke Hendy and Adam Dakin for a long-awaited trip to Grajagan.
On the third day of perfect surf the boys were charging 6-8 foot barrels when disaster struck. After pig dog
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Costa Rica is becoming a very popular surfing destination. So what does Costa Rica have to offer? Costa Rica is a very small country but is able to include rainforest, mountains, volcanoes and many dry climates. The Pacific coast is dryer than the Caribbean side, which is lower and more humid. There is surf on both sides but the Pacific side has more breaks.
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