Compared to Florida’s east coast, which picks up solid swell, the west coast of Florida on the Gulf of America rarely sees larger surf....

Surfing can seem daunting in South Florida, particularly because there is a stigma associated with the Atlantic’s water. But not all...

Located on the eastern end of Long Island, the Hamptons is known for its upscale beachside towns, dotted with luxury houses and crawling...

Rockaway Beach, tucked just 12 miles beneath the hustle and bustle of New York City, boasts a seven-mile stretch of sandy beaches and the...

Delray Beach seems to have it all: Cozy beach town with a buzzing personality? Check. Two miles of powdery, salt-white sand? Double...

The East coast of Australia is a beautiful expanse of wave rich towns and cities which travelers flock to in droves each year. All along...

With over three miles of postcard worthy, white sand beaches and rolling waves that are clear blue as far as the eye can see, Jupiter is...

Although Sunset Cliffs is only a 5-mile stretch of land in San Diego , there is no shortage of waves to be found. Whether you know The...

Hawaii Island or Big Island isn’t well known for its surf, tourists usually travel here to see the active volcano or snow on Mauna Kea....

They say good things come in small packages, and the state of Rhode Island certainly fits into this phrase perfectly -- especially when...

Oregon surf is volatile. Subject to the lucrative swell cycle of the open Pacific. As such, board choice remains crucial, with certain...

New Zealand is home to thousands of unique surf breaks across its rugged coastline. However, there might not be a better single stretch...

Rocky Point, also known as Rockies, sits just north of ‘Ehukai Beach Park and south of Sunset Beach and Pipeline. It is one of the most...

When speaking about Trestles, surfers typically refer to Lowers Trestles, known to locals and surfers simply as Lowers. Lowers is the...

While the Outer Banks are becoming more and more popular each year, many people still don’t know exactly where to go to surf. For many...

When you think of the typical surf state, Texas may not be on the top of your list, and understandably so. Texas is often overshadowed by...

Surfing in Hawaii is not for the faint of heart, but certain breaks are more welcoming to those just picking up surfing or looking for a...

I'm sure you have heard the two most popular discussion topics about New Smyrna Beach… epic waves and sharks. Shark sightings aside, the...

The rugged Oregon coast is certainly not made for the average surfer. Cold waters and large powerful waves line the coastline of Oregon....

Alabama’s coastline is only 60 miles, but within this strip of sand you can surprisingly find a few quality waves. Even though Alabama...