What a day at Bingin looks like now
A year after the demolition reshaped Bingin’s cliffside, the wave remains untouched but the beach community below is still trying to rebuild what was lost.
Mitali Joshi
The Endless Rediscovery of India’s Most Revisited Wave
Every few years Minicoy Island in Lakshadweep is framed as the next great surf discovery. In reality, little about the islands, or access to them, has changed.
What It’s Like Surfing the Andamans…and What It Takes to Run a Contest There
Little Andaman is preparing to host its first-ever national surf comp as it hopes to make the island more accessible to everyone.
WATCH: ‘Eastbound’ – A Surf Film Shot on Sri Lanka’s East Coast
Featuring local surfer, style enthusiast and alternative craft connoisseur Thillina Mayuranga.
Who Benefits from the ISA’s Olympic Qualification Shift?
Is Olympic surfing prioritising professional merit or global representation?
Inside a Year of Olympic Decision-Making in American Surfing
As USA Surfing navigated hearings, delays and scrutiny, Olympic governance exposed how decisions shape athlete pathways, funding and the sport’s future.
Local charger enters the Capitulo Perfeito line-up
Tomás Valente breaks through the trials to join the 16-surfer tube shootout.
