Surfing is amazing, but here’s the truth: it’s not just about the country, it’s about the surf spot, the season, and your skill level . I’ve made the mistake more than once of showing up somewhere without doing research, only to find the waves were way too big  for my level. Other times, the waves were so small  that I barely got to practice, and I left frustrated. These experiences taught me that surfing is all about trial and error , and no one gets it perfect on their firs

Starting surfing can feel overwhelming, so many shapes, sizes, and technical words! But choosing the right board is actually simple if you know what to look for. Here’s my personal take on how to pick the best surfboard as a beginner and lessons I learned the hard way. 1. Soft-Top Longboard: The Best Starting Point When I first started surfing, I went a bit too fast. I switched from a soft-top to a hard board way too early, thinking it would make me progress faster. Spoiler:

After graduating high school, I knew I couldn’t just dive into my next chapter in life (university), without atleast exploring a bit of the world and explore life outside of my usual used to be routine. So rather than waiting for a moment in time where I felt ready, instead, I took the decision. And here’s already my first insight after 6 years of solo traveling: Being ready is not a feeling, it’s a decision.  I packed a tiny suitcase and left to France and lived there for a