Posts Tagged ‘waves’

Steve

Wish You Were Here

Ben.Ramirez via Flickr

Heading out for a day of surfing in Barbados.

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Steve

Wish You Were Here

SBPR

Watching the waves crash in along the south shore of Tobago.

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Steve

On-Site Tobago: My Misadventures in Surfing de Trini Way

Jason Apparicio & Grom Princess/SBPR

Surfing was not on my agenda when I traveled to Tobago earlier this year. I was there with my wife and kids to surprise my Dad over the Easter Holiday, which incidentally is an exceptional time to be in Tobago, what with the Goat Races and hilarious bobolee beatings.
Sure, I was looking for an uncommon adventure, but surfing? I had been to Tobago several times in the past few years and had never heard even the slightest whisper that the sport was alive on the island. I soon learned there was a good reason for that…
During dinner on the second night of our trip, I overheard a young local friend of my Dad’s telling his wife about all the fun he had surfing earlier that day.

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Patrick

The World-Class Crane Beach

CraneBeach

Your Monthly Moment of Zen.

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Patrick

On-Site Barbados: Surfing in the Caribbean, Bajan Style

Waiting for waves at Freights Bay

When people think of surfing, they don’t generally think of the Caribbean. It seems like if the Pacific Ocean isn’t involved somehow, it’s not real surfing. Well that’s where they’re wrong. There are plenty of excellent, off-the-beaten-path sessions to be had all around the world and some of the best are in the Caribbean. But don’t take my word for it. Here’s what Scott Hargreaves, Rip Curl International Event Manager had to say on the subject just last month when it was revealed that their 2010 world-class surfing event would be hosted in the Caribbean:
“This year’s event is going to be a new experience for everyone and will definitely take a few people by surprise.

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Patrick

Waves Lapping Against Maho Bay

Maho

Your monthly moment of zen.

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