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]]>Sligo brings in surfers from all around the world due to the ideal wave conditions. Head out to Strandhill Beach for the best spot. This huge open beach is great for the waves and is also a stunning place to be, with huge mountains dotted around the coast.
Another well-known spot for surfers due to the perfect conditions. Head to Fistral Beach, where you’ll find the amazing Atlantic Ocean waves rolling in. This beach is extra special because it’s also sheltered from the harsh winds.
Another huge sprawling beach that creates ideal surfing conditions. Head to Grande Plage du Sillon for the best spot. When the weather is right, the sea along this beach will be full of surfers, windsurfers, and other sea sports enthusiasts. Don’t worry though, there’s more than enough space for everyone!
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]]>If you’re looking for something more exotic, Bali offers a variety of surf spots suitable for beginners. Kuta Beach and Seminyak Beach, in particular, have consistent and gentle waves, making them perfect for novice surfers. There are also many local instructors you can work with to help you get started.
San Diego offers a range of beginner-friendly surf spots, including La Jolla Shores and Pacific Beach. The city is home to many surf schools and has a welcoming surf community. Starting out with a surf school can be a great way to learn the basics and get in the first rounds of practice with some feedback and coaching.
This Australian coastal town is famous for its laid-back atmosphere and ideal conditions for beginner surfers. The Pass and Belongil Beach are popular spots for those new to the sport. You’ll love the chill vibe here.
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]]>One of the best and most loved surfing sites in Costa Rica, with beautiful golden sand, Playa Jaco has gained popularity due to its ideal location near the city of San Jose, and the special tube waves it offers, which are ideal for extreme surfing.
Recommended for those seeking a quiet beach, good food, and cocktails, Virador Beach, located on a small beautiful bay, offers a relaxed and peaceful atmosphere, luxury restaurants, and a luxury spa. Visitors to Playa Virador will find many great hotels to stay in for several days for the best experience.
One of the most famous and beloved beaches in Costa Rica is Hermosa Beach. The beach attracts mainly surfers as it offers challenging surfing conditions and extremely high waves. The beach is about 6 hours drive from San Jose.
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]]>The capital of Portugal has so much to offer from its narrow alleyways, famous Ponte 25 de Abril bridge, bright culture, and delicious food. And that’s all in addition to the surfing you’ll find on the Estoril Coast, where every different type of wave is represented for surfers of all levels.
A chilled-out fishing village in southwest Morocco, Taghazout is quickly becoming one of the world’s surf capitals, where the shores get both long-period groundswells and offshore winds. That means that it’s surfable year-round, but you’ll find it most enjoyable from October to March, when surfers from all around the world come to enjoy the perfect waves.
One of the newer cities on the surf scene, Cape Town is a melting pot of culture, cuisine, and languages. Plus, it’s surf city year round with the ocean floor picking up a lot of swell. During the winter, expect cold and heavy wave scenery, with smaller and gentler swells in the summer months.
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]]>In the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca on the Pacific Coast, you’ll find this unassuming town which holds the secret of having some of the best waves you’ll find anywhere. Playa Zicatela is the most famous beach for surfing, as its massive waves are consistent and challenging.
Just mere minutes and a few kilometers from the American border and the city of San Diego, this accessible spot is another popular surf spot. Summer is the best side to take your board here, but you’ll find waves on a consistent basis throughout the year.
Puerto Vallarta’s international airport is just a short drive from Sayulita, a town scenically located on the Pacific coast and flanked by the Sierra Madre mountains. The Sayulita River’s surf break provides consistent medium to large waves all year round in this sunny town with warm water.
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]]>The post 3 Tips for Your First Surfing Trip appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>If you’re a relative novice and looking to plan a surf trip, here are some things you should do in order to ensure its success!
It’s crucial to put effort into researching what beaches and areas are ripe for surfing. Planning a trip to any old beach won’t cut it, as some ocean spots don’t have currents or waves favorable for surfing.
Surf schools are a great resource for those who are learning the sport. Unless you’re a pro, you will probably want to book a class at a surf school, or at the very least, use one as a place to rent wetsuits, surfboards, and other gear for your trip. Be sure to investigate and choose a good one!
Surfing is a difficult sport to learn, and there are times when it just won’t be possible to learn or catch a good wave because of weather or tides. Don’t get frustrated while on your trip at the weather nor at the slow process of learning. Just enjoy the experience!
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]]>As the name suggests, this beach is good for beginners and boogie borders as it is sandy with very few rocks to cause you trouble. There can be powerful waves on occasion so be careful of them if you’re a newbie. The best time to go is in the morning because it can get very busy in the afternoon.
Famous around the world as an exciting and versatile spot, Maria’s Beach is for more experienced surfers. Big wave breaks and powerful currents make for excellent surfing conditions, but can be dangerous for the inexperienced.
This beach offers great surfing conditions throughout the year but periodically receives huge waves of about 25 feet. This can be thrilling for experienced surfers but should be avoided by newcomers.
Located by the Rincon Lighthouse, Domes Beach is widely known and popular for surfers of all levels. Many competitions are held here all year round.
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]]>There are many countries, however, that sadly don’t get the love that they deserve for their excellent surf scenes. Here are three that you should keep in mind while planning your next surf trip.
Costa Rica, a natural paradise that features coastlines on both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, features some of the best spots for catching waves on the planet. Playa Tamarindo, where the Tamarindo River meets the Pacific Ocean, is one of the best spots for finding big squalls.
Heading down to South America, Peru is another country that is criminally underrated in terms of its surfing scene. The pleasant weather of the summer months also coincides with the biggest waves, when northerly swells bring warm water and big waves to the country’s coastline.
Japan isn’t only about ancient temples and delicious food. In fact, this Far East nation features some of the best year-round surfing conditions on the globe. From the more treacherous northern regions, where a wetsuit is a must, to the tropical southern islands, both beginners and experts alike will find a great place to surf in the Land of the Rising Sun.
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]]>Check out some of the best below!
You can easily rent boards and wetsuit boards from Balneario Surg, near the old town of Playa del Balneario. The conditions for surfing are ideal.
Tarifa is the ultimate European location for kitesurfing. You can grab lessons all over town and easily hire equipment if you’re already confident on the water.
The third kind of surfing you can do is windsurfing. You can also grab a paddleboard and head over to Africa if you are feeling brave.
If you fancy a challenge, take the mountain trail above Tarifa by e-bike. It’s the ideal way to explore the coast and at the end of the route, you’ll get picked up by the dunes in Bolonia.
Tarifa is a great place in Europe for whale watching. You can catch sperm whales between April and August but dolphins play in the waves all year round.
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]]>However, a hauntingly beautiful area known as the “Skeleton Coast” waits for intrepid travelers that find themselves in this region in southern Africa.
The Skeleton Coast’s name owes itself to the nearly inhospitable conditions that exist in the coasts of southern Angola and northern Namibia. The Namib Desert is the ecosystem that creates a dry coast with almost zero vegetation. Less than 10 millimeters of rainfall here on average per year.
The results of these conditions are massive sand dunes, the eerie, dried-out hulls of ships that were led aground by the sea’s rough currents and by the blankets of fog that tend to envelop the sea and the coast, and an amazing contrast between the light yellow walls of sand and the deep blues of the Atlantic.
There are plenty of things to do for visitors to the Skeleton Coast, other than simply look at the landscape. The Skeleton Coast National Park, encompassing a third of Namibia’s coastline, allows for wildlife safaris and trips to explore the canyons and mountain ranges that traverse the landscape.
If you’re a surfer, the Skeleton Coast offers some of the best waves in the word to ride. The best time to go is in winter, from May to September, because of the rougher weather and wind in this time of year. Many companies offer 4x4s and surfing excursions to explore the coast on your board.
Run, don’t walk, to check out this unique and beautiful place.
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]]>The post 3 Amazing Surfing Spots in Europe appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Sligo brings in surfers from all around the world due to the ideal wave conditions. Head out to Strandhill Beach for the best spot. This huge open beach is great for the waves and is also a stunning place to be, with huge mountains dotted around the coast.
Another well-known spot for surfers due to the perfect conditions. Head to Fistral Beach, where you’ll find the amazing Atlantic Ocean waves rolling in. This beach is extra special because it’s also sheltered from the harsh winds.
Another huge sprawling beach that creates ideal surfing conditions. Head to Grande Plage du Sillon for the best spot. When the weather is right, the sea along this beach will be full of surfers, windsurfers, and other sea sports enthusiasts. Don’t worry though, there’s more than enough space for everyone!
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]]>The post Best Places to Surf as a Beginner appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>If you’re looking for something more exotic, Bali offers a variety of surf spots suitable for beginners. Kuta Beach and Seminyak Beach, in particular, have consistent and gentle waves, making them perfect for novice surfers. There are also many local instructors you can work with to help you get started.
San Diego offers a range of beginner-friendly surf spots, including La Jolla Shores and Pacific Beach. The city is home to many surf schools and has a welcoming surf community. Starting out with a surf school can be a great way to learn the basics and get in the first rounds of practice with some feedback and coaching.
This Australian coastal town is famous for its laid-back atmosphere and ideal conditions for beginner surfers. The Pass and Belongil Beach are popular spots for those new to the sport. You’ll love the chill vibe here.
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]]>The post 3 Magical Beaches In Costa Rica appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>One of the best and most loved surfing sites in Costa Rica, with beautiful golden sand, Playa Jaco has gained popularity due to its ideal location near the city of San Jose, and the special tube waves it offers, which are ideal for extreme surfing.
Recommended for those seeking a quiet beach, good food, and cocktails, Virador Beach, located on a small beautiful bay, offers a relaxed and peaceful atmosphere, luxury restaurants, and a luxury spa. Visitors to Playa Virador will find many great hotels to stay in for several days for the best experience.
One of the most famous and beloved beaches in Costa Rica is Hermosa Beach. The beach attracts mainly surfers as it offers challenging surfing conditions and extremely high waves. The beach is about 6 hours drive from San Jose.
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]]>The post Cities You’ll Want to Surf In appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The capital of Portugal has so much to offer from its narrow alleyways, famous Ponte 25 de Abril bridge, bright culture, and delicious food. And that’s all in addition to the surfing you’ll find on the Estoril Coast, where every different type of wave is represented for surfers of all levels.
A chilled-out fishing village in southwest Morocco, Taghazout is quickly becoming one of the world’s surf capitals, where the shores get both long-period groundswells and offshore winds. That means that it’s surfable year-round, but you’ll find it most enjoyable from October to March, when surfers from all around the world come to enjoy the perfect waves.
One of the newer cities on the surf scene, Cape Town is a melting pot of culture, cuisine, and languages. Plus, it’s surf city year round with the ocean floor picking up a lot of swell. During the winter, expect cold and heavy wave scenery, with smaller and gentler swells in the summer months.
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]]>The post These Are Mexico’s Best Surf Spots! appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>In the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca on the Pacific Coast, you’ll find this unassuming town which holds the secret of having some of the best waves you’ll find anywhere. Playa Zicatela is the most famous beach for surfing, as its massive waves are consistent and challenging.
Just mere minutes and a few kilometers from the American border and the city of San Diego, this accessible spot is another popular surf spot. Summer is the best side to take your board here, but you’ll find waves on a consistent basis throughout the year.
Puerto Vallarta’s international airport is just a short drive from Sayulita, a town scenically located on the Pacific coast and flanked by the Sierra Madre mountains. The Sayulita River’s surf break provides consistent medium to large waves all year round in this sunny town with warm water.
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]]>The post 3 Tips for Your First Surfing Trip appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>If you’re a relative novice and looking to plan a surf trip, here are some things you should do in order to ensure its success!
It’s crucial to put effort into researching what beaches and areas are ripe for surfing. Planning a trip to any old beach won’t cut it, as some ocean spots don’t have currents or waves favorable for surfing.
Surf schools are a great resource for those who are learning the sport. Unless you’re a pro, you will probably want to book a class at a surf school, or at the very least, use one as a place to rent wetsuits, surfboards, and other gear for your trip. Be sure to investigate and choose a good one!
Surfing is a difficult sport to learn, and there are times when it just won’t be possible to learn or catch a good wave because of weather or tides. Don’t get frustrated while on your trip at the weather nor at the slow process of learning. Just enjoy the experience!
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]]>The post Top Surfing Spots in Rincón, Puerto Rico appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>As the name suggests, this beach is good for beginners and boogie borders as it is sandy with very few rocks to cause you trouble. There can be powerful waves on occasion so be careful of them if you’re a newbie. The best time to go is in the morning because it can get very busy in the afternoon.
Famous around the world as an exciting and versatile spot, Maria’s Beach is for more experienced surfers. Big wave breaks and powerful currents make for excellent surfing conditions, but can be dangerous for the inexperienced.
This beach offers great surfing conditions throughout the year but periodically receives huge waves of about 25 feet. This can be thrilling for experienced surfers but should be avoided by newcomers.
Located by the Rincon Lighthouse, Domes Beach is widely known and popular for surfers of all levels. Many competitions are held here all year round.
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]]>The post 3 Underrated Surfing Destinations appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>There are many countries, however, that sadly don’t get the love that they deserve for their excellent surf scenes. Here are three that you should keep in mind while planning your next surf trip.
Costa Rica, a natural paradise that features coastlines on both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, features some of the best spots for catching waves on the planet. Playa Tamarindo, where the Tamarindo River meets the Pacific Ocean, is one of the best spots for finding big squalls.
Heading down to South America, Peru is another country that is criminally underrated in terms of its surfing scene. The pleasant weather of the summer months also coincides with the biggest waves, when northerly swells bring warm water and big waves to the country’s coastline.
Japan isn’t only about ancient temples and delicious food. In fact, this Far East nation features some of the best year-round surfing conditions on the globe. From the more treacherous northern regions, where a wetsuit is a must, to the tropical southern islands, both beginners and experts alike will find a great place to surf in the Land of the Rising Sun.
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]]>The post 5 Activities You Can Try in Tarifa, Europe’s Most Southerly Town appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Check out some of the best below!
You can easily rent boards and wetsuit boards from Balneario Surg, near the old town of Playa del Balneario. The conditions for surfing are ideal.
Tarifa is the ultimate European location for kitesurfing. You can grab lessons all over town and easily hire equipment if you’re already confident on the water.
The third kind of surfing you can do is windsurfing. You can also grab a paddleboard and head over to Africa if you are feeling brave.
If you fancy a challenge, take the mountain trail above Tarifa by e-bike. It’s the ideal way to explore the coast and at the end of the route, you’ll get picked up by the dunes in Bolonia.
Tarifa is a great place in Europe for whale watching. You can catch sperm whales between April and August but dolphins play in the waves all year round.
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]]>The post The Breathtaking Skeleton Coast of Southern Africa appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>However, a hauntingly beautiful area known as the “Skeleton Coast” waits for intrepid travelers that find themselves in this region in southern Africa.
The Skeleton Coast’s name owes itself to the nearly inhospitable conditions that exist in the coasts of southern Angola and northern Namibia. The Namib Desert is the ecosystem that creates a dry coast with almost zero vegetation. Less than 10 millimeters of rainfall here on average per year.
The results of these conditions are massive sand dunes, the eerie, dried-out hulls of ships that were led aground by the sea’s rough currents and by the blankets of fog that tend to envelop the sea and the coast, and an amazing contrast between the light yellow walls of sand and the deep blues of the Atlantic.
There are plenty of things to do for visitors to the Skeleton Coast, other than simply look at the landscape. The Skeleton Coast National Park, encompassing a third of Namibia’s coastline, allows for wildlife safaris and trips to explore the canyons and mountain ranges that traverse the landscape.
If you’re a surfer, the Skeleton Coast offers some of the best waves in the word to ride. The best time to go is in winter, from May to September, because of the rougher weather and wind in this time of year. Many companies offer 4x4s and surfing excursions to explore the coast on your board.
Run, don’t walk, to check out this unique and beautiful place.
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