Category Archives: New Zealand
Children of the Sun
Children of the Sun is a beautiful Kodachrome document of the surfing scene in New Zealand from 1965-1967. Most of the surfing is at NZ hotspots like Piha, Raglan and Shipwrecks, but there’s also great footage from Queensland’s Sunshine Coast, … Continue reading
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Pacific Tsunami?
Early reports of a quake between American Samoa and Western Samoa have a tidal wave striking American Samoa. New Zealand is on alert. Here’s the AP report: 7.9 quake hits South Pacific, tsunami alert issued (AP) – 43 minutes ago … Continue reading
The Mainland, Riverton
We have some great uncrowded surf down here in the south of the south island. Use Riverton to explore the local breaks. plenty of friendly locals. The Riverton Rock – Seaside accommodation since 1863 Kiwi Wilderness Walks – Stewart Island … Continue reading
NZ Surf Report
kia ora, west coast of nz reminds me a bit of oregon. warmer water though. waves look about head-high, but i haven’t found any breaks yet; only steep, grey beaches and water the color of cement. in hokitika now; will … Continue reading
North Island, NZ
The surf is better than I could have imagined. Be sure not to miss Raglan, although this is one break that may be crowded. Continue reading
New Zealand Surf Beta
NZ – No part of New Zealand is more than 70km from the coast. With a population of only 3.6 million in two islands comprising a total landmass slightly larger than the United Kingdom, there’s lots of waves to go … Continue reading
The Mahatma
The whole world is doing a dance!!! He leaps out of bed, falls down, gets up….crockery is chattering fearfully on a dresser. Oh my God, it’s the end of the world!! Continue reading