Epic week of waves inbound for Maldives
The best swell of the season is expected across the Maldives this week, but where has it originated from?
The best swell of the season is expected across the Maldives this week, but where has it originated from?
Later this week, Australia's western and southern coasts will receive swell from a huge storm in the Indian Ocean. At its peak the swell will encompass the entire Indian Ocean basin.
An unknown surfer takes the long wave home on this absolute thigh-burner in Tasmania on Monday.
We're set to see one of the largest and deepest low pressure systems since last winter. In fact this one is shaping up to be bigger than the Hercules XXL swell seen at the start of this year.
Super Typhoon Neoguri is currently bearing down on Japan spawning waves of jaw dropping size. Read more about this most impressive of storms.
The largest swell so far this year is currently bearing down on the Indonesian Archipelago and beyond.
It has to be said, if you don't score decent waves this Easter, you're not trying hard enough!
The Australian continent will be bathed in swell ranging from the large and dangerous in Western and Southern Australia, to the still solid but more sublime on the East Coast.
2014 is set to start with a bang across the North Atlantic with back-to-back XXL swells, the second of which looks to be the biggest swell event in quite some time.
If you asked me how this year rated surf wise I'd say average. But after looking back on snaps taken from my travels across the country, it shows how quickly we forget the good waves we've had once the surf goes flat.
If you asked me how this year rated surf wise I'd say average. But after looking back on snaps taken from my travels across the country, it shows how quickly we forget the good waves we've had once the surf goes flat.
Part 2 of another great year of surf around the country, that being 2013.
Part 2 of another great year of surf around the country, that being 2013.
Less than a week after the recent groundbreaking XXL swell smashed into Europe, a second XXL swell is on target for the region.
Such is the enormity of this typhoon, wind speeds are forecast to gust to 280km/h around the centre of Soulik as the pressure bottoms out at a phenomenal 915hPa this evening.