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Why not just keep it simple and go to Pavones?yes, only issue with New Zealand is it's like 3 days of travel from Panama where I live. But yes, NZ is probably one of the best pace for quality uncrowded surf...
Still I'm sure there's a place nearer where some good lefts go almost unridden. Just haven't figured it out yet. Where I live in Panama it's uncrowded (as in: I surf alone most of the time) and does get quality regularly. Pretty blessed with what I have at home really but still want to surf different waves than the 3-4 I surf all the time.
Alaska?
Now was that really necessary?
I don't understand why someone would feel the need to post that for the entire planet to see on their youtube channel.
Spots are spots the developed world zoo so general information is no biggie and the above spots aren't Rincon.
But if I found something to the tune of the above I'd want to keep it to myself.
It took 23 minutes to find it on my lunch break.Maybe because they realized you need a seaplane or boat to get to the spot? And that it is impossible to identify the spot from the video given Alaska's 6,640 miles of coastline? One hint though- there are spruce trees on the beach.
"But if I found something to the tune of the above I'd want to keep it to myself".It took 23 minutes to find it on my lunch break.
You're partially right. First spot took me under 10 minutes to find. There's an airport there. Better book your flight, I mean your private airplane now before it gets overrun.It took 23 minutes to find it on my lunch break.
We do not share the same philosophy on an extra set of legs in the water."But if I found something to the tune of the above I'd want to keep it to myself".
And you could be "lunch" out there ~
Except in Indo no 5/4 (6/5?) necessary.Could've said the same thing about everywhere in Indo.
have you been recently, just got invited to go this June and was curious about your experienceCardon near Mazatlan. crowd limited to the guests of the lodge.
left is fun. The other point is a left too.
bought a ticket, going first week of Junehave you been recently, just got invited to go this June and was curious about your experience
so playa nanzal he. How did u end up there?Why not just keep it simple and go to Pavones?
Maybe check Playa Nanzal in Chiriqui, there's a reef that breaks way out at low tide.