| 10.20.06 |
Indonesia's Surfer's Paradise
news.com.au
Indonesia's Mentawais are on the map now, but Nick Carroll recalls the thrill of being among the first to discover them.
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| 10.04.06 |
To be a Surfer is to be a Traveler
Delaware Coast Press
It seems our nomadic instincts are aroused by the lure of what the waves might be like just down the beach, or in the next town over, or the neighboring state, or a short plane ride away.
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| 05.16.06 |
Welcome to Tahiti
Frommers.com
Upon arrival at the wooden, two-story, A-framed airport with windows ajar letting in the wet Tahitian heat, the eyes of arriving tourists are wide with hope.
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| 05.07.06 |
Nicaragua's a Trip Full of Surf Dreams
Santa Cruz Sentinel
Nicaragua seems to be lately gaining attention in the public surf eye as surfers branch out and try to find less-crowded conditions than Costa Rica and other more well-known tropical destinations.
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| 10.16.05 |
Drop In, Tune Out
LA Times
The Indian Ocean's Mentawai Islands have everything a surfer could want--uncrowded waves and lots of them.
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| 09.22.05 |
Getting a break - Luxurious surf travel
USA Today
A growing legion of surfers - many of them beginning to gray from age and worldly responsibilities - is now bailing on the hassles of their local surf spot and going global in their quest for uncrowded, pristine waves.
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| 09.18.05 |
Living the Dream Life?: An Interview with Mentawai Boat Captain Jordan Heuer
surfer magazine
So you're 31-years-old, and from the Big Island. You're an owner of a charter boat out here in the Mentawais.
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| 07.15.05 |
Carolines Travel Dispatch: Three From The Pepper Farm
surfer magazine
Surfing pioneers have found great spots to pursue their main passion. And after establishing their own surf camps, they're sharing the wealth.
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| 05.15.05 |
El Salvador Adds Style to Great Waves
New York Times
If Nicaragua, while still relatively unspoiled, is beginning to show signs of being discovered by the surfing world, then maybe it's time to head to El Salvador.
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| 04.18.05 |
Surf a splash in post-war Angola
SurfersQuest.com
A lively beach scene is again emerging along Angola's 1,600 km (1,000 miles) of windswept Atlantic coastline and surfing -- first practised in Angola in the 1960s -- is a big part of the revival.
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| 03.10.05 |
Destruction of Panaitan Island?
Global Surf News
Environmental ethics being questioned in West Java, Indonesia surf camp.
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| 06.04.04 |
Surf for Vacation Fun
www.cbsnews.com
Unfortunately, studies show that there's not one Web site that consistently offers the best prices on flights, rental cars or hotels.
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| 02.04.04 |
Why the Internet and Surf Travel are a Perfect Match
surfer magazine
From great air fares and hotel deals at websites to informative internet travel sites such as the Center for Disease Control's Traveler's Health bulletin. The World Wide Web really lives up to its name.
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| 07.28.03 |
What is Hard-Core Surf Travel Today?
surfer magazine
Back in the surf trip days of yore--before surf specific travel agents or surf resorts that promised to do everything except paddle you out into the lineup--the ethos of surf travel revolved around exploration and discovery.
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| 06.15.01 |
Have Gun, Will Travel
outside magazine: registration required
Searching for a cool breeze and some tasty waves? Look no further. These six sweet spots will make you wish you were born with fins.
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