Why Cuba Might be Surfing's Most Promising Frontier Dylan Heyden - The Inertia
go to original March 6, 2016

Havana Surf (Rod Díaz)

In the early days of pioneer surf travel, the dream was to discover perfect waves, warm water, and no crowds. With the onset of sophisticated surf forecasting, digital maps and GPS, and accessibility of air travel, the number of unexplored surf breaks of the world has diminished over the years.

Not to mention popular breaks in Indonesia, Mexico, Puerto Rico, and elsewhere that were once so secret have now been inundated with tourists. So it’s ironic that such a large island just 90 miles south of the U.S. would have such untapped surf potential.

The bottom line is, we really don’t know how great Cuba can truly get. It’s unchartered territory. And that’s the most exciting part.

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