Destinations Eng – MAHĀ SURF CLUB

ASIA

Asia is home to a treasure trove of waves, including Indonesia, which was ranked number one in the world for wave quality in “The Best Places to Live as a Surfer,” a boat trip to the Maldives, the last paradise, and more than 7,000 islands, including Sharia, which has attracted attention as a surfing resort in Recent years. The Philippines, with its undiscovered waves, and Sri Lanka, known for its mellow waves, and Taiwan, where you can also enjoy gourmet food, as well As surfing in the Arabian world of Oman and Iran. Asia is the future.

Europe

In Europe, you will find waves for all levels of surfers with delicious food and European culture. France is home to Bordeaux, known as a major wine producing region and the center of European surf culture, and Biarritz; Spain offers surfing in the San Sebastián Basque region, one of the world’s most gastronomic cities; Portugal has an investment visa that allows permanent residence for 5 years, and there are constant waves; where you can surf during the day and enjoy pubs and Restaurants at night. Surfing during the day, pubs and bars at night. In high season, there are many events and parties, and with sunset around 10:00 p.m., there is no time to sleep in Europe’s high season.

Africa

Africa is the last frontier. Although not well known in Japan, Africa used to be a colony of European countries, and in Senegal and Madagascar, which used to be a French territory, the food is very delicious, and you can enjoy surfing while Feeling the grandeur that only Africa can offer. Other destinations include Morocco, a regular paradise just an hour from Europe, and Namibia and Angola, goofy destinations. Road trip to South Africa while living in Cape Town. Feel the Power of Africa, where 1.3 billion people sleep, through surf trips to Africa.

Oceania

Australia is a surfing powerhouse, with training centers and surf camps to improve your surfing skills. Australia is also a great place to enjoy a mellow Surfing lifestyle based in Byron Bay, which has its own unique surfing culture. New Zealand, like Japan, has four distinct seasons, so you can enjoy both Surfing and snow surfing. Papua New Guinea is understood for its fun waves, and Tahiti and Fiji, known for their big waves, are off-season destinations where Waves for the average surfer can be found.

North America

California is the center of the world’s surf culture. Experience the latest surf culture in California, get your surfboards locally, and rent a campervan for a road trip. The Central American coastline in March and April has fun waves breaking everywhere. You can also take a cross-country surf trip to Salina Cruz and El Salvador in Mexico, the mecca for light-hander surfers, Costa Rica, where Endless Summer took place, and Panama, the hub of Central and South America.

South America

Peru is a left-hander’s paradise, home to many World Heritage sites such as Machu Picchu and Cusco, and the longest wave in the world, also known as the World Heritage Wave, breaks in the ocean. Surfing in the Galapagos Islands of Ecuador, the birthplace of Darwin’s theory of evolution, can be enjoyed surrounded by wildlife. In Chile, waves break for the average surfer in the summer, surf, and surf snow in the winter, and Brazil is home to the island of Fernando de Noronha, where South America’s high-end surfers congregate. Latin America will remind you how important it is to enjoy life.