A short text about one of the most magical places i've ever been: Peniche, Portugal. Where there's always a way to surf.

Surfing paradise in Fernando de Noronha, Brazil. Perfect waves, stunning scenery, and a unique surfing culture 🏄🇧🇷

One of the things I have always struggled with and what all surfers struggle with is committing to a big wave.

Its a reef break with a good 3 - 400m paddle from the beach so entry and exit twice a day is already 1.5km of paddling.

We arrived too late too surf on the first day so did what any elite athlete would do - got drunk like shit!

On this ride we found something pretty weird and kind of unsettling - a recently burned, pile of fresh cow skeletons.

I been waiting two years for this, stuck in Thailand surfing below average waves.

Harnessing the power of the ocean for a few seconds of adrenalin rush is quite simply the most powerful experience I have ever had!

Phuket is a stone's throw from Indonesia, so surf trips to Indo are a main stay of my lifestyle here.

This picture is from my last surf trip. My friends and I just arrived at the peak and was looking for the best spot. I grab that moment into this picture.

A good Swell is always good to take advantage of, so today the Olón local team moved to Rio Chico a secret spot known by locals and neighbors. The amount of water flowing over this wave was incredible,

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Place and wave that i miss. Myself somewhere in India. #surf #surfing #surftrip #tripsurf #wave #vague #india #inde #share2steem Posted from Instagram via Share2Steem surfvideofactory

Trip to the Mentawai Islands in Indonesia, 2008. This wave was on a morning session, double over head waves, some good barrels with some good old friends. This a was a 5´10 round pin with 6 bottom channel,