Respect, respect and respect. Test your ability to catch waves in foreign waters, where waves aren’t yours, even if you hold priority. “Haole, go home”, they say. You’ve already felt the power of surfing in your own surf spot. You know the beach, you know the peak and the local crew. Surfing is easy when you’re playing in home fields. In holiday mode, or when the ocean’s flat in your favorite point, things tend to be harder. If you’ve found a treasure of waves in a spot with a strong community of locals, caution is needed. Take a look at 10 rules for surfing waves in non-local surf spots:

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Ten rules for surfing waves in non-local surf spots

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