Some restaurants and cafes are part of the intrinsic fabric of the community of surfers who ride waves nearby. They are safe havens for barefoot warriors, hair still wet, who want substantial portions after a marathon session. While the clientele of these post-surf hangout spots certainly consists of people with water dripping out their nose, we strongly advise you to leave your wetsuit and yeast infections at home to effectively dodge being featured on the next @kook_of_the_day post. Here’s a list of the ten most iconic post surf eateries in California … More
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These surf cities offer the best of both worlds: the fun, excitement and work opportunities of a major metropolis combined with great waves and a coastal lifestyle. From San Francisco to Sydney, the following urban environments provide for the city slicker who has saltwater in their veins.
Cape Town, South Africa
This South African city is the prettiest in the mix, its blue Atlantic waters framed by the majestic trio of Table Mountain, Lion’s Head and Devil’s Peak. The sophisticated city beaches of Clifton (known as Cape Town’s St. Tropez), Llandudno and Camps Bay provide … More
Las Vegas broke its all-time monthly tourism record in May, and again bested the previous mark in July, when temperatures up and down The Strip often soared into triple digits. But to really make the most of a Vegas vacation, it might be best to go in ski season. Seriously.
There are a lot of surprising reasons why Las Vegas is an emerging ski destination, including value and ease of travel, but the bottom line is that it’s Vegas, and a lot of people want to go there anyway. Using it as a base for an annual winter ski or snowboard trip combines two great experiences into one vacation … More
Jedidiah quit a job that he loved to ride his bicycle from Oregon to the southern tip of South America.
Filmmaker Kenny Laubbacher joined him for his month-and-a-half long journey to find out why.