Surfline's surf report called Sunset Beach 8-10 ft. with the NW-NNW swell. Lucas Godfrey, Eala Stewart, and others make an appearance in this drone video. We will definitely shoot more Sunset in the future! We can't wait until a true NW swell hits the North Shore for a better direction here and especially for Pipeline.
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Never paddled out to Honolua to strap surf before, I'll definitely be doing more of this in the future!
Filmed by Marc Chambers
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It probably took 100 years to get a few surfers to become scientist and share how set waves are formed... It's something all surfers have awareness of and regular non-surfing scientist just didn't know about. Check this out:
This Wave Happens Once in 10 000 years. Scientists Have Finally Captured it
Until the late nineteenth century, approximately one ship was mysteriously lost at sea each and every day. Back then, pirates, mythical krakens, or even Poseidon could be blamed for ships' disappearance. With the development of shipping and the introduction of new technologies, that number has decreased, but even up to twenty oh five, at least two ships per week continued to suffer sudden wrecks, taking many lives to the bottom of the ocean. Who or what is responsible for those crimes? It all comes down to killers. Namely, killer waves. To this day, scientists have no idea how to anticipate them, much less how to escape them. In this video, you’ll get wind of: how do waves play life-or-death chess with ships? Why do thirty-meter breakers exist contrary to the mathematicians’ calculations? And above all, what’s the secret of the killer wave’s perfect crimes?
A special treat today with some of the most relaxing wave sounds we have ever recorded from Playa de Piticabo in Dominican republic. Pebble beach sounds are unique in its kind, perfect for sleeping or studying, and for just about anything you may be doing. Keep this video playing to create a calming atmosphere wherever you are. Highly recommended at any office as a relaxing background or at home, in class at school, in any waiting room setting, at hospitals and dental clinics. Relax your mind and body every day and night.
Hurricane Ian is no joke... Stay safe, watch out for yourself and help others if you can. Here are a few videos that show some big surf and some major destruction along the east coast...
Hurricane Ian delivers N swell to Miami as it tracks into the Carolinas, surfers attempt to work out around the challenging environment but find themselves struggling.
You either got the best wave of your life or broke a board trying
Hurricane Ian, Pine Island, Florida "Hot Food & Rescue Mission"
Hurricane Ian, now downgraded to a tropical storm, hit Florida on Wednesday with 155 mph winds and heavy rainfall. Many residents are now without power as the storm continues to sweep through the state.
15ft Storm Surge Washes Away Homes in Ft. Myers Beach - Hurricane Ian
On Friday, September 30, Hurricane Ian made another landfall in coastal South Carolina, destroying apart piers and filling neighborhoods with calf-high water, after the storm caused major damage in Florida.
Ian's maximum sustained winds were 85 mph when it came ashore and battered the state with damaging winds, heavy rain and storm surge. Ian's center came ashore near Georgetown with much weaker winds than when it crossed Florida's Gulf Coast on Wednesday.
In Myrtle Beach, waves were pushing against the city's boardwalk tourist area, flowing over where thousands of tourists typically fill the wide sandy stretch.
Four piers along the coast, including two at Myrtle Beach, collapsed into the churning waves and washed away. Online cameras showed seawater filling neighborhoods in Garden City to calf level.
Before landfall, sheets of rain whipped trees and power lines and left many areas on Charleston's downtown peninsula under water by midday. A popular pier in the beach community of Pawleys Island collapsed and floated away.
Moisture from the remnants of Ian will impact East Tennessee and Southeast Kentucky beginning late Friday. But as the path of Ian has shifted East, East Tennessee and Southeast Kentucky are now expected to see less of an impact than initially expected.
A gritty crew of surfers from New Hampshire adventure to Iceland in search of the perfect cold water wave. This surf film is a mix of cinematic flexing from the filmmakers, funny hijinks from the crew of surfers and glorious surf smashed up against the stunning scenery of Iceland. The group surfs alongside giant icebergs, under the northern lights and checks out the world's only penis museum.
Portuguese bodyboarding legend Hugo Pinheiro sets out on an adventure to ride a never-before-surfed wave in the cold and inhospitable waters of Iceland.
Joined by 9 times Bodyboard World Champion Mike Stewart, join Hugo Pinheiro in his preparation for the biggest, coldest and most dangerous slab to bodyboard, in Iceland.
Listen to relaxing music all night, accompanied by lots of surfing footage from Banzai Pipeline!
These videos were shot on the Banzai Pipeline in Hawaii and combined for this 3 hour video! 🏄♂️
Banzai Pipeline is a world-famous surfing spot located at the Ehukai Beach Park in Hawaii.
➡️ The Pipeline is known for its heavy, massive waves, and every winter, surfers ride the waves with photographers lined up on the shore to capture the action!
Watch this video to see Banzai Pipeline surfing footage while listening to soothing music!
