ADVENTURE

In this episode of Weird Waves Dylan Graves and the WW Crew prove ferry waves are real. We’re talking specifically about ferries that take people from the blue-collar town of Barreiro, Portugal to the capital city of Lisbon as a way to dodge morning traffic. The new wave generating boats have sparked a new surf community in an unlikely place. One person’s commuter traffic is another’s wonderland.

The Weird Waves Crew wanted to start off season 2 with a bang. They may have taken the idea a little too literally by traveling to Alaska to potentially ride a wave made from falling ice, which makes a deafening crack with each piece of glacier that breaks off to form a wave… no biggie. In this episode they also check out what the locals on the Turnagain Arm are calling, ‘America’s longest wave.’ Saddle up, partners! Season Two of Weird Waves is coming in hot! Well… cold, actually.

Take It Easy On The Zambezi, featuring Mikey February, Dylan Graves, and Harry Bryant, on what Graves calls the biggest adventure he’s ever taken in search of surf, deep into the heart of Sub-Saharan Africa.

If only life was one long vacation… well its not, but the next best thing is to find some excuse to ditch the “real” office and learn to surf. So here it is – Make a week of it, learn to surf with SVN Seas and get your work done remotely with any of the Co-Working Spaces below! They are all with 10 minutes from our locations and accommodation is all around. Bring your whole team or take a week off and do it solo, either way, quit dreaming.

You drive into beautiful Byron Bay and the sign greeting you tells you to Cheer Up, Chill Out, and Slow Down, and this might be the unofficial motto of Byron. In this not so sleepy coastal town there’s an endless…

When you’re travelling, lighthouses are a great way to get a view from above. From the famous Byron Bay lighthouse, to maybe some you haven’t even heard of, these are some of our favourite iconic Australian lighthouses.

Trying to pick a spot to surf can be daunting at the beginning. Before you learn about how to read the waves and conditions, it’s hard to know where’s going to be the best spot for you to have the most fun. So we’ve compiled a list of our top 10 breaks to check out on Australia’s East coast.