Yet again we were blessed with amazing sun & fun contestable waves for this years Gul Night Surf event at Fistral beach, Newquay.
The event kicked off on Friday with the evening host to a pretty fierce SUP battle as the tide pushed up.
In near darkness Tim Mellors, Elliot Dudley, Alex Murray & Chris ‘Guts’ Griffiths battled it out, briefly appearing as they came within the floodlit inside section … Details
Yet another splendid day of surfing in sweltering heat on Sri Lanka’s lush south east coastline with the round of 24 completed and now just 16 surfers remain in the Association of Surfing Professionals 6-star rated SriLankan Airlines Pro.
Indonesia’s Dede Suryana was again in outstanding form and the 24 year-old west Javanese surfer is enthusiastic about his chances here.
“It is such a great wave and I’m getting more and more to … Details
It’s time to pack your surfboard and get on the road with the Museum of British Surfing!
From June 12th to September 19th, 2010 our exhibition ‘An art history of British surfing history’ will be at:
Woodhorn, Queen Elizabeth II Country Park, Ashington, Northumberland NE63 9YF. It’s a stunning venue on the north east coast of England.
Art and surfing have been linked for hundreds of years, and our latest exhibition looks at how these elements combined to glide into British consciousness over the past few centuries … Details
“Swim from the Farallon Islands to San Francisco? Foolish, simply foolish,” may be the first response from people when they hear of people swimming from the Farallon Islands. But on a clear starry night in August of 1967 a Lieutenant Colonel Stuart Evans jumped into the calm 56°F waters and began his swim from the Farallon Islands towards the California shoreline, 20 miles away. Â
Splash forward to this Saturday, June 19, 2010.  A team of  … Details