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Surfing England announces the first two contest dates for 2025

Surfing England are excited to kick off the 2025 event season with the announcement of the first 2 contest dates for The 2025 Caravan and Motorhome Club English National Surfing Championships! Event 1: 5th – 7th April – Shortboard Only – Under…

By Wavelength

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Yellow Alert for the Rip Curl Eddie Aikau Big Wave Invitational

The Rip Curl Eddie Aikau Big Wave Invitational has officially been placed on Yellow Alert as of today! The iconic event is now potentially set to take place on Sunday, December 22nd, Hawaii Standard Time (HST), depending on wave conditions.…

By Wavelength

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William Aliotti Twin Fin Invitational Video Recap

Check out the William Aliotti Twin Fin Invitational video recap which has just been released! First edition of the William Aliotti Twin Fin Invitational took place in Seignosse, France, on October 23 and 24, and it wasn’t just another surf contest—it was…

By Wavelength

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The Korev Winter of Waves

Surfing England and Korev Lager, the official beer of surfers and coastal adventurers, presents the Korev Winter of Waves. This online surf contest designed to bring together surfers and filmers from around the country throughout the winter months. The event…

By Chris Thomson

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The Rip Curl GromSearch International Final

The stage has just been set for the world’s Ultimate Junior Surfing Event. The Rip Curl GromSearch International Final, covered by Sun Bum, will see the planet’s best surfers aged 16 and under converge on the idyllic island of Bali from November 13th to…

By Chris Thomson

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Battle of the Breaks: Fistral vs Croyde

In this new series, we are pitting some classic British surf breaks against each other, to try and find out which one is best. To kick-off, we’ve picked two from neighbouring counties in the West Country – Cornwall’s Fistral and…

By David Somerville

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Surfing At Boardmasters 2024: The Schedule, The Forecast & The Ones To Watch

It’s early August, the sun is shining and the biggest week in British surfing is about to get underway. It’s a magical time, when Fistral is endowed with not one but two beach bars and the fields above Watergate Bay…

By Luke Gartside

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Readers’ Poll Results: Is the Olympics good for surfing?

Right now the Paris Olympics are taking place just across the Channel from us. As surfers, whilst we might enjoy some of the other sports, our attention is more likely to be fixed on the infamous break of Teahupo’o in…

By David Somerville

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Why do you surf?

Whether you’re a ‘surf whenever there’s waves’ core lord or a landlocked ‘surf when my job/family/petrol money’ allows, you will have some deep-down inherent reasons as to why you surf. But have you ever stopped to think of what your…

By David Somerville

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Surfers Against Sewage’s UK tour puts sewage pollution at the heart of election debate

Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) is set to travel the length of the UK in a bespoke double-decker tour bus, galvanising communities across the country to demand election candidates end sewage pollution. Launching today, SAS's Election Road Trip will highlight the…

By Chris Thomson

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Wavelength Under New Ownership

Wavelength Magazine, the UK’s longest-running surf publication, is set to triumphantly return to its roots in Newquay after a long hiatus. The acquisition of Wavelength Magazine by 10 Over Surf Ltd, the team behind Longboarder Magazine and 10 Over Surf…

By Chris Thomson

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Everywhere I go: The Maud Le Car Interview

As you know, SW France can be surfing heaven or hell. Luckily, the swell gods had been kind to us on the morning of our Maud Le Car interview, and having paddled out in the dark, we were flush with…

By Ed Temperley

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