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As the semi-finalists paddled out, the president of French Polynesia, Moetai Brotherson, was cruising around on a jet-ski, taking selfies with a pole the length of a golf stick. Where else does that happen?
Out in the water Erin Brooks finessed her way to the final, making use of a nonchalant, slack-shouldered bottom-turn that put her in the pocket every time. Her l...
For most surfers, Tahiti begins and ends with Teahupo’o. For David Biner, it was just the starting point.
Based in Indonesia, the photographer and filmmaker recently spent a month travelling through French Polynesia, with a camera in hand and enough time to look beyond the end of the road. The resulting film captures the waves, landscapes and characters he encounter...
When the Rip Curl Padang Cup was placed on a ‘red alert’ a couple of days ago, it looked almost certain that they would run.
It was on the same day the Southern Ocean was providing the canvas for Kelly Slater to paint his fairytale heat against Gabriel Medina at mind-warping Chopes. Surf fans were set to be spoilt for choice with the likes of Taj Burrow, Bruce Irons...
When Kelly Slater was about to paddle out today at Teahupo’o, the air was ripe with anticipation. In the channel I counted 16 boats, 15 skis and another two dozen people on boards, all hoping to see Kelly turn it on. Throughout his career there has always been a sense that something magical might happen when he is in the water. He waved the wand just the other day, in round t...
As an Oahu resident, it can be easy to forget that people travel thousands of miles to visit my little slice of paradise. For me, Hawaii is simply home. Perfect weather, warm water, and tropical fruit are staples, albeit ones that I will never take for granted. Due to the chaos of the comings and goings of tourists, I don’t venture into Waikiki too often, but it can be fun to...