21.4

The Last Surfboard Tree

The ancients used the wood to make their olos, amas and such. Today only a few natural stands of Wiliwili trees remain on Oahu. Its…

21.4

The Scars of Yorkshire

Captain Cook didn’t have to go to Hawaii to find good surf, it was right out his backdoor all along. With a handful of hard-charging…

21.4

Waypoints

As word trickles out that Kaifu is holding, missions to the super typhoon-rich south of Japan are becoming a necessary pinpoint on the traveling surfer’s…

21.3

Gow’s Boatshed by Midget Farrelly

Australia's Whale Beach has remained a quaint, boat-building community since Frank Gonsalves first rented slip space at Carl Gow's boatshed in the early 1960s. Time…

21.3

California Reverb

Ruminations from the California coast.

21.3

Redundant Perfection on The Diamond Coast

Journeying far off the well-worn path, Grant "Twiggy" Baker and a handful of his South African cohorts uncover a bounty of slabbing diamonds in the…

21.3

Wild at Heart

At home with Los Angeles-based architect and man of the world Harry Gesner.

21.3

Seward’s Folly, Scott’s Reward

Life in Alaska is hard no matter what you do, but for those that ply the icy waters in search of ridable waves, it's an…

21.3

Bigger, Faster, Louder, Deeper

Part rock star, part TV star, part dedicated big-wave lunatic, Australia's Ross Clarke Jones is a lot of things. But over his 30-plus years of…

21.3

The Island at the Edge of the World

Rolling hills, pastoral settings, empty lineups, and A-grade surf, apparently Tasmania has everything the wandering surfer with too much time on his hands could want.…

21.3

Portfolio: Grant Ellis

The photo editor of Surfer Magazine for the better part of the last decade, Grant Ellis opens up his personal stash of images and shares…

21.2

Clicking Through the Carousel

He never set out to be a great action photographer. "There were plenty of guys doing that already." Rather Johnson sought to capture his friends…