For many traveling surfers, Taiwan might not be the first place that comes to mind—but it should be. Taiwan is more than just a dot on the map for adventurous surfers—it’s a subtropical island with reef-lined coastlines, typhoon seasons, and a grassroots surf culture that’s been
Imagine this: every wave is perfect. No missed swells, no flat days, no guessing games with forecasts—like a scene from The Endless Summer that has come true. For surfers in Taiwan—where seasons shift fast and conditions shift at a moment’s notice—that kind of reliability still feels
Hey there, surfers! What do you know about surf forecasting? Whether you’re trading tips with friends, scrolling through apps, or geeking out on detailed data charts, surf forecasting is a fascinating blend of science and technology. It helps us predict where and when to catch the (hopefully) best surf.
Each year in November, Taiwan hosts the WSL qualifying series in Taitung. Standing on the shores of Jinzun (where the resemblance to Lower Trestles is hard to ignore), watching local and international surfers carve through waves, there’s a certain energy in the air. The local lineup is full of
Travel, once the domain of the intrepid few, has evolved into a ritual defined by comfort and convenience. However, even in this era of budget flights and filtered photos, there remain corners of the world where time holds its breath. Okinawa revealed one such place to me: a hidden beach