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Being a surfer isn’t just a hobby; it’s a lifestyle. Surfing is about enjoying the waves while connecting with nature, spending hours in the ocean learning to understand it., For this reason, we should respect the marine environment while surfing. 1. Understanding the importance of ocean health The oceans are super important for our planet. […]

As a beginner surfer, we can’t wait to get on a short board and duck dive to the lineup instead of carrying this heavy soft top and having to turtle roll all the time. Forget about looking cool; softies are so much fun, and you should enjoy it while it last because it’s so much […]

You want to become more confident and boost your performance in the ocean? As surfers, we spend most of our time paddling in the water. Let’s talk about exercises that will improve your paddling, posture, and overall surf performance to gain more energy and strength for the best surf sessions and create unforgettable moments. So, […]

Can you relate? One session, you have this feeling that you’ve improved so much, and the next day, you feel like you’re back to being a kook. Don’t worry, it’s not always you. This is influenced by many elements, such as the current, swell, tide, and wind. We call these factors’surf conditions,’ and they all […]

It’s an unwritten manifesto, etched in the hearts of those who share the joy of surfing. These surfing etiquettes illuminate the path to coexisting peacefully with fellow surfers, ensuring everyone gets their moment under the sun. Several pillars of surfing etiquette stand as a testament to the spirit of camaraderie that defines the surfing community. […]

Surfing isn’t just about riding waves; it could also be a metaphor for life’s journey, full of valuable lessons. Each wave and ride mirrors the challenges, triumphs, and unexpected turns we face in life. Surfing is a teacher, imparting wisdom about resilience, adaptability, and the joy of living in the moment. Guests at HT’s often […]

Celebrate the festive season with a unique twist at Hollow Tree’s Resort, where Christmas and New Year’s festivities blend seamlessly with the rhythm of the waves. Picture this: You’re basking in the sun, palm trees dancing to their own beachy rhythm, ocean waves sparkling in the sunlight. It’s a holiday scene unlike any other, where […]

Many surfers swear by the joys of sunrise surfing, affectionately known as dawn patrol. Some praise it for the lighter early morning crowds while others simply appreciate the beauty of being in the ocean during sunrise. Starting the day with surfing can also boost your mood and energy before work, school, or other tasks. This […]

Surfers are often categorized alongside hippies and outsiders as spiritual beings who may not quite fit in with the rest of society. We believe that’s partly because it’s a sport heavily reliant on the natural world, including the waves, wind, and tide. Because of its connection with nature, surfing is inherently spiritual, as you have […]

Head to your local lineup, and you’ll see women ripping right alongside men. Although, for decades, surfing was known as a male-dominated sport. It took years of legendary female surfers breaking down barriers to pave the way for future generations. Today, the competitive and free surfing worlds attract more women than ever. Learn more about […]

Your surfing doesn’t have to be hindered by your work. Read that again. With the prevalence of remote work – which seems to be rolling like a wave across society – finding a balance between surf, work, and travel is becoming more and more possible. In this article, we instill some heartening inspiration in the […]

Every day, in countless locations around the globe, surfers grab their boards and head to the sea. They hope to arrive and see perfectly peeling waves, ideal for making turns, getting tubed, or even launching airs. Surfing is a lifestyle, and it all revolves around waves, the tide, and weather conditions. This guide will help […]

Has the fear of water kept you away from surfing? You’re not alone; according to a study in Frontiers in Psychology, Aquaphobia, or a fear of water, affects about 2 to 3 percent of the world’s population (140 to 210 million). Aquaphobia can develop due to different reasons, such as experiencing a traumatic event or […]