Posted on June 27, 2019
We've made it! We just hosted our first Surf Coaching Retreat in Indonesia. We were a group of 10, 7 students and 3 instructors, coming from all over the World, with a same passion for surfing and the Ocean.
We've been blessed with pumping waves for 10-days and reached the maximum potential of our physical abilities thanks to a combination of game-changing physical techniques.
Posted on March 14, 2017
Going on holiday with surfers can be tricky, especially if you only understand part of why they have such a strong connection to the ocean. Loving them is great, but on a surf trip all that matters are waves.
Posted on February 07, 2017
Redbulls latest instalment of 'Taking Off' sees a couple of surfing's more adventurous souls, Mikala Jones and Marti Paradisis, treading tracks to their favourite type of locale — one well and truly off the beaten path. This time, they hit the place that Jones calls home for most of the year, Indonesia.
Posted on October 18, 2016
The islands of Simuelue and Bangkaru (Western Indonesia) didn’t occupy a great deal of thought in the minds of undergraduate Business and Tourism students Lauren, Sarah B, Jackie, Tia and Britt prior to June 2016. Things are different now, though!
Posted on September 27, 2016
It’s hard to go past Indonesia for a strike mission in the middle of the liturgical year. We scoured the archipelago from the comfort of our office chairs in search of a wave that compliments Steph’s particular set of skills. Steph was after “cute slabs” – the definition of which you’ll discover in due course—and while we weren’t blessed with days of waves, the one day of money was well worth the wait, and near-death experience of the boat ride back to base.
Posted on July 27, 2015
Aceh — the province that sits atop the infamous Indonesian island of Sumatra — entered the imaginations of most of the world following the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami. After that devastating wave of destruction, another wave soon followed: that of international aid, money, and attention. Hundreds of organisations and thousands of international staff modified Aceh’s human landscape as the massive post-disaster recovery program lurched into action.
Posted on April 14, 2015
Seth Marshall has never seen a turtle in the wild but this week he'll move to Indonesia to help save them.