Wednesday, July 17, 2024

Everything you need to know about Nias - Indonesia

 

Here is pretty much everything you need to know about Nias! Check it out: 


In this short film i would like to tell you about the surfing and travelling in south Nias, western Sumatra, Indonesia. I was lucky enough to spend 2 weeks front of, one of the best right-hander wave on earth, the Point in Nias, in Lagundri bay. I hope you will enjoy this short guiding and if you are a regular footer, they say, you have to surf this wave at least once in your life. I did it now and i know i have to return again! Some Useful Information: 10 US = 14 000 Indonesian Rupies The Airport in Nias Island called Binaka, Gunung Sitoli If you are entering Indonesia, you get a 30 days Visa on arrivel for free. Jamburae Lodge with Site and Petra at the Point in Nias: https://www.jamburaelodge.com/


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INSPIRING SURF IN NIAS - Seeds Of Joy “Seeds of Joy” is the new visual record from Seventy Surfboards that shows Alexandre Wolthers sliding the perfect rights of the famous Nias, in Indonesia. Lightness and happiness characterize the perfect connection between surfer and wave. Wolthers shows his style, on top of his middle-lenght (midway model from Seventy Surfboards), in beautiful tubular rights and without crowd. The film was edited by Heitor Vallim, and images by Iyan Wau, Augus, Julius Wau, Paul and Caio Mariani. The movie also has an original soundtrack written by Heitor Vallim, and supported by Slaid Fins. Find peace and joy in these perfect tubes in this Seventy Surfboards production. Surfer: Alexandre Wolthers (  / a_wolthers  ) Surfboard: Middle-lenght ‘Midway’ model by Seventy Surfboards Images by: Iyan Wau, Augus, Julius Wau, Paul and Caio Mariani Soundtrack: Heitor Vallim (  / vallim.heitor  ) Edited by: Heitor Vallim (  / vallim.heitor  ) Produced by: Seventy Surfboards


18 Seconds period straight South Swell , High-tide in the morning, Very Raw, almost out of control Sets. This is a recap from a 6 hour footage. Enjoy this recap - thanks for watching! Filmed by Iyan Wau @niassurfphotos and Arturo @arturo.p.r.15 #LagundriBay #Nias #SurfRawFiles



Perfect Glassy Midtide with some overhead sets gave the longboard scene of Nias some amazing morning session in the Lagundri Bay! Riders: Tedi   / tedi_hardware   Nathalya   / nathalya.cabral   Anne   / anneleerink   Lea   / leasupriatna   If you wanna stay at an amazing place in Nias, check out Site and Petra's place: https://www.jamburaelodge.com www.instagram.com/jamburaelodgenias


join us on an epic trip to nias island indonesia to score the end season swell with glassy conditions and perfect barrels. drone footage by @melri land footage by justin buulolo marlynto surf camp


Amp Sessions: July 2018 Nias


Hey guys! This short video dives into the history of Nias, one of the best waves in Indonesia. Today, Nias is a well-known, thriving surf destination, but it hasn’t always been this way. The first surfers to discover Nias, battled disease, sketchy ferry crossings and local tribes that practised human sacrifice. Nias has also suffered two major tsunamis, one of which changed the reef forever… Enjoy the story, and as always please like and subscribe to support the channel! Let me know of stories regarding the history of Nias and your experience surfing it :) =========================== Check out my New Book - The Latin American Surf Tales - Dropping May 11th (Available for Digital Pre-order): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CW1KQJ1X =========================== Support the Channel: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/danharmon Join my Email List (Weekly Surf Travel ): https://danharmon.io/ Brand Enquiries Email: collab@danharmon.io Follow Me:   / danharmon96  


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Sunday, July 14, 2024

Giving You More TEAHUPO'O!

 

Its amazing how far surfing has come in places like TEAHUPO'O! Check it out:


Lost in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, on the island of Tahiti, lies a village that's home to one of the world's most beautiful waves - Teahupo'o. Facing mystical mountains covered in a wild and luxuriant jungle, the perfect wave of Teahupo'o wraps around the reef to create a powerful tube that attracts the best surfers on the planet. Photographer Tim Mckenna has been documenting this paradise for over 25 years. From Laird Hamilton's Millennium Wave to WSL competitions, the locals pushing the limits, and the upcoming Olympic Games, he has been a privileged witness to Teahupo'o. Alongside all the big names in surfing, he has seen the emergence of a generation of local kids who have come to tame this mythical wave. Among them are Tahurai Henry and Gilbert Teave. Aware of how lucky they are to have grown up in this paradise, they dedicate all their energy and heart to preserving the place and passing on their culture to future generations. They are the guardians of the temple, the heirs of the village. They are the children of Teahupo'o.


Raised on the sand at Pipeline and striking swells to Tahiti since he was a teenager, at 31, Hawaiian-born 2x World Champion John John Florence is inarguably one of the best surfers ever at Teahupo'o. Besides his deep relationship with the community and experience at the wave, John is one of the most naturally gifted, technical backside tuberiders on the planet. Catching his first wave at six months old, John John was touted as a prodigy and appeared as a youth phenom in international surf magazines and surf films before he was even in high school. However, surfers like John don't emerge from a vacuum. The oldest of three brothers, John, Ivan and Nathan's mother Alexandra didn't have your standard single mother lifestyle, with John and the boys being taken under wing by the world's best surfer and looked out for by the entire North Shore community. Despite a handful of frustrating injuries (broken back, wrist, arm, leg, and more) since qualifying for the World Championship Tour, John John won the Pipe Masters, the Triple Crown, and two back to back World Title's in 2016 and 2017, all while consistently producing and starring in fan-favorite surf films that are as high art as they are performance, and earning John multiple Surfer Poll Awards throughout his career. With the Gold Medal on the line at one of his favorite waves in the world, John John Florence is not to be missed at Teahupo'o this month.




At the first stop following the Mid-season cut, Championship Tour surfers are prepared to meet the most critical wave on Earth. Teahupo’o is one of the most awe-inspiring waves on the planet. What sets Teahupo'o apart is its raw power, sheer size, and cavernous barrels. In order to find triumph in Tahiti, the world’s best surfers must prepare to test their mettle against this force of nature, and in doing so, will push the boundaries of their sport. Tahiti is the ultimate proving ground. It all starts at the End of the Road.