five best beach

To Surf does not need much. It is important that it be winter or summer, it is important that there are suitable facilities or perfect. Just a couple of elements: a table first. And above all, the right wave.


Riding the wave, go inside the tube hell, and be able to go straight. This is vital in order for surfers. Not a sport, not a discipline, but a school of life, a relentless pursuit of the perfect wave.


But what are the five best beaches to go surfing? What are those places where the waves may be the "right" 365 days a year?


Waimea - Hawaii
This beach is located on the island of Oahu, and is of volcanic origin. And 'the island where Honolulu is the capital and the port of Pearl Harbour. A beach that is recognized among the best since 1957. Clearly there is a better time for surfing. More precisely, between November and March, months when glimpsed the "big waves".




Chicama - Peru
A beach access is difficult, but allows to surf the waves of the largest in the world. A wave that comes from a 2 km de Puerto de Puerto Chicama or Malabrigo, and that is why they cover the entire coast on their way towards the coast.
The distinction lies in this: when a wave loses its strength and joins another, and so on, to a domino effect that reaches the coast. These waves may reach a height of 4 meters.




Lagundri Bay - Indonesia
Located on the island of Nias, which is a beach, thanks to its depths, draws not only surfers, but also those who love diving and snorkeling. Best time to surf is definitely from March to October, with waves that may reach up to 5 meters.




Half Moon - California
Here in California there is the Maverick's wave, which can reach 25 meters. A wave awesome, many surfers who challenge every year, despite its danger. To increase the risk you must consider that the area is rocky and "populated" by sharks. Maverick is no coincidence that the wave is defined as the wave of the most insane world.




Jeffreys Bay - South Africa
One hour from Port Elizabeth, this is the beach of Jeffreys Bay, where the warm currents of the Indian Ocean mingle with those of the Atlantic. A very special mix that sets off waves of quite specific.