The Beach

A place on the Activity Vacations Guide where Surfers, Kite Surfers, Wind Sailors, Wake Boarders and friends can hang out and exchange news.

Thursday, December 30, 2004

Tsunamis Notice Board

Anyone having specific news of the catastrophy, and it's survivors, particularly relating to surfers, are invited by Surfers Village to post it on a special forum notice board SurfersVillage Tsunamis Notices, or contact info@surfersvillage.com with the subject heading SE Asia Quake/Tsunamis Notices.

TsunamiHelp continues to do a great job co-ordinating information via a team of bloggers from around the world and wikinews.org is emerging as a central source of internet information, including a global list of donation sites.

Tuesday, December 21, 2004

Hawaiian Big Wave Tow-in season

SurfersVillage report on the Hawaiian Big Wave Season Opener and their accompanying pictures show that they are right to have been impressed. Their own opener, a photo from www.surfingnz.co.nz, shows Doug Young riding a gigantic Jaws and must be seen to be believed.

The big swell that hit Hawaii on Wednesday December 15th was a true monster; reportedly one of the biggest in years. Jaws yielded some of the biggest surf, over 60-foot face waves, which saw three Wave Runner skis demolished on the rocks.

Take a look at the amazing photographic record and gallery produced by Mitchell Silver.

Saturday, December 04, 2004

Huntington Beach - Boat Parade - Huntington Harbour Cruise of Lights

December 11 to December 12, 2004 - 5:00 to 8:00 pm sees the annual Huntington Beach Boat Parade Huntington Beach, CA.

This annual event, held in conjunction with Cruise of Lights, December 13 to December 22, 2004, is a boat decorating contest. For two consecutive nights, the festive boats join in a parade that begins near Warner Avenue and heads south, making its way through the channels of Huntington Harbour.

For information about the Huntington Beach area, including accommodation and events, go to their new web site www.surfcityusa.com.