Welcome to this Caribbean surfing travel guide. We can take you there like no other Caribbean surfing travel guide in the world, we offer Caribbean descriptions and recommendations for a range of Caribbean surfing accommodation, first class surfing equipment, surfing guides and surf instructors and they are all enjoying exactly what you want - right there, right now. Don't miss the moment. Plan your surfing trip, surfing holiday, surfing vacation and taste the freedom.
Welcome to this Caribbean surfing travel guide. We can take you there like no other Caribbean surfing travel guide in the world, we offer Caribbean descriptions and recommendations for a range of Caribbean surfing accommodation, first class surfing equipment, surfing guides and surf instructors and they are all enjoying exactly what you want - right there, right now. Don't miss the moment. Plan your surfing trip, surfing holiday, surfing vacation and taste the freedom.
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For the past decade we have known of a surf spot so lovely that when you catch a wave you can’t see the bottom of the wave because the water is so crystal clear. Finally we have decided to give you all a chance to visit and surf in a little hidden surf gem – The Bahamas.
The Dominican Republic is a hidden surf gem in the Caribbean and is the second largest country in the island chain and with both the Atlantic ocean and the Caribbean Sea producing quality surf.
Surrounded by white sand beaches fringed with coconut palms, the island of Barbados rises out of the crystal clear blue waters of the Caribbean Sea and Atlantic Ocean and offers warm water surfing for all standards.
With their small bays and hidden coves, The British Virgin Islands are among the world's loveliest surfing holiday grounds. What is the most amazing about the surfing here is the variety and quality of the surfing. This is has attracted a handful of professional and soul surfers to this region for years.
Puerto Rico is the Caribbean's version of the North Shore of Hawaii. It is blessed with good surfing conditions all year and can get pretty big and powerful. It also has the Hawaiian localism to a certain extent. Surfing goes off in a big way in Puerto Rico, and tourism is big in the area. That said, quiet waves are still on offer if you are prepared to look.
