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WAVES FOR AFRICA !

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About Me


Hi
Surfing in Africa has been around for some time, but when Bruce Brown proclaimed, "Hey, Mike, we're in Africa!" in The Endless Summer it was the beginning of something great. Cape Saint Francis lit the world up in 1964; today J-Bay and Dungeons have the world's spotlight, but it's not only South Africa, The wave potential throughout Africa is outrageous. Unfortunately civil wars, disease and great big sharks are some what of a deterrent for the less aggressive surf traveler. If you're thinking about going be sure to do your homework, if you get it good you'll understand why it's worth the risk.
We believe that you visiting & surfing in Africa goes great strides in helping & creating self sufficiency in those places, towns, countries which really, really need it...
Go visit & see for yourself...JUST BE SURE TO TO COMPENSATE FOR YOUR CARBON FOOTPRINT WITH ALL THE FLYING YOU'LL BE DOING...as Africa burns the brunt of Global Warming.

My Interests



SURF FOOTAGE

Mozambique Lines - Quicksilver Africa

Cape Verde, Surfing Ponta Preta, Island of Sal

Electric Mayhem - Mozambique 16mm Footage

Surf Movie from Ghana... Check it! great soundtrack!

Gong to Morocco? Check out photo's and vids:

Maroccan Surfing Association:
www.fedesurfmaroc.com

Morocco Surf Video

Morocco Bodyboarding Video

Check out this Top South African Surf Resource:

www.wavescape.co.za

All images copyright Wavescape

South African Bodyboarding Resource: www.sixty40.co.za

Videos of Waves From Senegal

Surfing In Senegal, West Africa

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SURFING WAVE DEEP IN AFRICA

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Its easy! join (Red) & support their products & Do a little bit for Africa.
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I'd like to meet:

YOU! We want to meet all surfers & waveriders that have travelled to countries in Africa & want to hear your stories & see your photos's. Send us an email or leave a comment with your photos or videos...
Any African Country you've been to: Angola, Cape Verde, Congo, Gabon, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Liberia, Madagascar, Mauritius, Morocco, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Reunion Island, Sao Tamo, Senegal, South Africa, Tanzania, Togo, Tunisia, Zimbabwe! etc etcThanks! WAVES FOR AFRICANEWS:This is what we're talking about!Surfers Path Magazine - High Life in Ghana FeatureStory by Sam Bleakley, Photos by JSC Callahan
Support this great mag:http://www.surferspath.com

Prophecy Magazine Issue 9 has a great travel feature on South West Morocco covering the surf & culture... http://www.prophecymagazine.net

Pro Surfer; Holly Beck in Sao Tamo West Africa!
See more Photo's at: http://www.lat34.com
Check out Holly's profile and world tour progress at: www.myspace.com/hollybeck

Dungeons Redbull Big Wave & Film festivals now on!, check out www.wavescape.co.za for reorts & info.
Safi - Morocco!
Safi at its best?

SURFBOARD ART!

Boardart copyright Varenka - www.varenka.com
Check out more board art at: www.wavescape.co.za

Music:

Endless Summer - Bruce's Beauties

Movies:

Canary Islands Bodyboarding Video - Phat, Phat Waves

Television:

REUNION ISLAND !

Books:


Mauritius Surf Trip

DRIVE THRU SOUTH AFRICA (DVD) - Trailer

Heroes:


www.nelsonmandela.org

My Blog

The KZN coast gets pummeled by a massive swell - Madness in Durban - Check these links

                      http://www.wavescape.co.za/top_bar/photos/Archives/2007/Marc h2-2007.htm http://www.zigzag.co.za/site/awdep.asp?dealer=636...
Posted by WAVES FOR AFRICA ! on Fri, 23 Mar 2007 09:55:00 PST

Message from a friendly kid in Morocco...

thanx man , SAFI is getting more famous by the quality of it's waves , but there's stills some local problems for exemple : i'm a local surfer but i don't have a board to surf because it's so expensiv...
Posted by WAVES FOR AFRICA ! on Tue, 06 Mar 2007 10:08:00 PST

Errant Surf In Gambia

The Gambia is Africa's smallest country and also one of the most under developed. It's main export of peanuts is slipping and the country is turning it's eyes to tourism. Errant's UK manager and profe...
Posted by WAVES FOR AFRICA ! on Mon, 26 Feb 2007 11:45:00 PST

Holly Beck in Sao Tamo, West Africa

Read about Holly's epic trip to the Island of Sao Tamo off West Africa at: http://www.lat34.com/surf/holly_beck_in_africa_2   enjoy!...
Posted by WAVES FOR AFRICA ! on Tue, 20 Feb 2007 02:08:00 PST

Jordy Smith: world surfing champ

World surfing champion Jordy Smith (Photo: Karen Wilson, Tostee.com)   Jordy Smith: world surfing champ Brad Morgan 26 October 2006 South Africa collected five medals to finish fourth out of ...
Posted by WAVES FOR AFRICA ! on Mon, 19 Feb 2007 01:03:00 PST

South Africa Win World Masters Championships!

..> South Africa are the new ISA Masters World Champions   Triple overhead conditons for the final day  : photo Kevin Stone..> 28 January, 2007 - The South African team is the ne...
Posted by WAVES FOR AFRICA ! on Mon, 29 Jan 2007 12:08:00 PST

South Africa 'breaks' surf record ?

..> .. --> A group of South African surfers say they have broken the record for the number of people riding a single wave. Organisers say that 73 surfers managed to stay upright for five secon...
Posted by WAVES FOR AFRICA ! on Fri, 22 Dec 2006 10:46:00 PST

Getting There! -Mozambique

MOZAMBIQUE - GETTING THERE! - The most memorable part of Surf Travel? Unless you can afford a two-week luxury boat cruise through the Mentawais, most of us are on a budget and our means of travel re...
Posted by WAVES FOR AFRICA ! on Fri, 22 Dec 2006 10:37:00 PST

Surfboard Art - Cape Town, SA!

Board Art by Brett MurrayCAPE TOWN - Celebrated South African artists were commissioned to weave their creative magic into 13 retro-styled surfboards made by Spider Murphy in Durban.Works by ar...
Posted by WAVES FOR AFRICA ! on Mon, 18 Dec 2006 08:46:00 PST

We Want Your Stories & Pics

Hey Surfers/WaveridersLets get this ball rolling! We looking for any stories & photo's from you, from trips to surf destinations in Africa. We want to expose the potential of Africa's wave rich sh...
Posted by WAVES FOR AFRICA ! on Thu, 23 Nov 2006 01:51:00 PST