Night surfing does not mean looking at porn on the internet while your wife is asleep. It’s actual surfing… at night… dude. Though not really recommended, especially for beginners, night surfing is a real thing. Some night surfing events utilize lighting and there are crowds of surfers and spectators on the beach to help out … Read More
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Big wave surfing hits the big time
In the wake of Garrett McNamara’s well-publicized record-breaking waves, the sport of big wave surfing just keeps getting bigger. I don’t know how many people are actually rushing to get into the sport, but at least in part due to its extremeness, big wave surfing is everywhere you turn. It’s easy to see why. Check … Read More
Bali – Best surfing destination?
I recently posted about how Bali is often considered Asia’s surfing capital. I also wrote another post about the top 10 surfing destinations on Earth. Is Bali the world’s best surfing destination? More specifically, is the Bukit Peninsula the world’s best surfing destination? Let’s here what an article from Huffington Post/Home Away has to say: … Read More
Surfing Uluwatu
Renown for its majestic cliff top temple, mischievous monkeys and incredible surfing, Uluwatu on Bali’s Bukit Peninsula is home to more than just waves. But since being discovered by surfers and featured in the 1971 Australian surf documentary Morning of the Earth, Uluwatu has become synonymous with surf. Simply put, surfing Uluwatu means surfing Bali’s … Read More
Sex Wax: Zog vs. Zoggs
Back in the mid 1980s, when I was in junior high school in the suburbs of Washington, DC, Mr. Zogs Sex Wax t-shirts were a bit of a trend. At first I didn’t know what the hell “sex wax” could be. Some kind of joke? I mean it was the 80s, after the sexual revolution … Read More
Australians in Bali
Bali has long been a popular destination for Australians, whether as tourists or dedicated ex-pats. According to this website 1,400 Australians visit Bali every day (2010 statistics), with around one fifth of total tourists coming from Oz. Suffice it to say, on any given day there are a lot of Australians in Bali. According to … Read More
Top 10 surfing destinations
Do an online search for the world’s top 10 surfing destinations and you’re bound to come up with a diverse collection of listings that is not likely to leave you with any definitive answers. There are plenty of reasons for this. First of all, there are a lot of places to surf on this planet … Read More
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Tagged: bali surfing, Bukit peninsula, top 10 surfing destinations, Uluwatu
Tagged: bali surfing, Bukit peninsula, top 10 surfing destinations, Uluwatu
Bali: Asia’s surfing capital
Bali is arguably Asia’s surfing capital. Where else can compare? Australia has got some top surfing spots, but it’s not really in Asia. Besides, why would so many Aussies come to Bali if they had the best breaks at home? And while Sri Lanka the Philippines as well as other locations in Indonesia have some … Read More
Bali cultural tourism
As I cover a lot of environmentally conscious and ethical tourism for the website Travel Wire Asia, I thought I’d post a bit about Bali cultural tourism options away from the beach. In fact, Bali cultural tourism is nearly as well known as its surf scene, beaches, resorts and crowded nightclubs. OK, maybe it isn’t. … Read More
Bali surfing competitions summer 2013
This summer will feature some exciting pro Bali surfing competitions, including two new events in June and July. The prestigious Rip Curl Padang Cup will naturally take place in Padang Padang this summer, but there have been two new comps recently announced. The Rip Curl Pro Raglan also recently took place at New Zealand’s Manu … Read More
