While most surfers these days have an aesthetic quiver in the garage to ensure fun levels on average days, the quiver of the average Capetonian surfer is wildly diversified due to absolute necessity. A good surfing day on the peninsula could
consist of Atlantic Ocean rock ‘n roll eight-foot lefthand bombs at Outer Kom in the morning, short and grinding shorebreak righthand barrels at the Long Beach/Krans section at lunch, and ridiculously long lefthand tunnels for an
evening session at Dunes.
The very next day could see … More
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