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Surf curse was amazing to see live, the band prior was dirt buyer wich was really good, surf curse just played all the best hits & got in with the crowd incorporating the crowd to questions & stories. For the song disco, the singer got into the crowd & security got into it but rhe singer said it'll be alright aslong as no one grabs him & no one did it was just a giant crowd goimg wild for this band. All in all great show they put on great show & the theatre was amazing as well

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The concert was incredible! The show was great and the opening bands put on a good show and I liked hem a lot. The theatre was really nice inside with the chandeliers and was a great place to experience the concert at. I stage dived for the first time during palm reader and it was the best night ever! thank you <33

This was by far the BEST concert I have ever been to in my life. Everyone there were so diverse and different but all such humble and helpful beings. You could get so close to the stage to where you could touch it and SC would dance with their fans. Such a great vibe in the building, recommend going ASAP.

IT WAS SO AMAZING LIKE WOOWOOWOWOW I DIED.

I GOT DRENT IN SWEAT, I DANCED MY LITTLE HEART OUT. IT WAS DEFINITELY A NIGHT TO REMEMBERRR!!!! AND ALSO MET SOME PRETTY GREAT PEOPLE. THE OPENING BANDS WERE ALSO GREAT. HIGHLY RECOMMEND YOU SHOULD GO TO A SURF CURSE SHOW!

It was super awesome, I’ve never been to a concert with so many people my age so it was a great atmosphere. The music was amazing as well, Surf Curse is as great live as they are recorded. Would definitely see them again if they tour again!

It was an amazing show, the venue was perfect and the energy was high. When they played disco Nick stepped down from the stage into the pit and moshed with the crowd while singing. It was definitely one for the books ladies and gents.

The concert was amazing.

There was a mosh pit in the middle from the first song to the last.

There was a lot of energy.

Nick( drummer) came down and sang with crowd. There was also crowd surfing which made it even more lit.

An amazing experience, it was so beautiful and a very memorable night. I would totally recommend for you to go becuase you WILL enjoy it. It was amazing to sing along and everyone was just jumping and having an amazing time (:

best concert ive ever been to,, there was so much energy and excitement, and i gotta meet nick! thank u so much, great show and the best music. loved to see my favorite band xx

it was really sick, great music & venue. i got punched in the neck while in the pit but it was totally worth it bc it was part of the whole experience. awesome opener too :)

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In conversation with Surf Curse: Coconut water, „Magic Hour“ as an ode to rock music and other obsessions

• 17. Juli 2022
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In my mind, Surf Curse were a classic independent band. Stemming from a teenage friendship, a couple of guys decided to pick up instruments on their own and evolved to be a fan favorite that is known well enough to play small, sweaty club shows. Perhaps that was the case until last year. Until the internet did its thing and their almost a decade old song “Freaks” went through the roof, changing the band’s possibilities completely. A new label signing, recording at the Electric Lady Studios and several huge festival performances later, they’ve circled back to play at Lido in Berlin – a rather small and sweaty club. I’m not sure what will await me as I meet them beforehand to chat a little about their process and what it meant for the new album „Magic Hour“ . I blame the clammy hands on the sun beating down relentlessly on this last day of June.

My nervousness is met with the laid-back nature of the band members as they welcome me warmly. Nick Rattigan, singer as well as drummer and also the creative mind behind Current Joys , starts rambling about the bunk beds they just spend a slightly uncomfortable night in as we sit down. Simultaneously, Jacob Rubeck, who plays guitar and sings, tries to convince me of the coconut water he’s been drinking all morning (it’s better with ice cubes, apparently). The two build the core of Surf Curse , having known each other since middle school, and are now joined by bassist Henry Dillon and guitarist Noah Kohll. It’s not their first time in the German capital and they express their happiness about being here. ‚Berlin ist meine Lieblingsstadt!‘, Henry declares even. All that does not seem surprising when looking at the band’s discography, where one can find very new-wavey sounds and a song titled „Christine F“. Might there be a certain fascination with the city, especially in the 80ies? „Totally. But only from films. I guess there’s a nostalgia for these eras that can be romanticized and put into art.“ , Nick says. And the name of the song? That missing letter in ‚Christiane‘ turned out to be a spelling mistake. „I remember we realized the day it was released… But it kind of americanizes it in a fun way now.“

Pop culture references run through their work and their first single „Sugar“ from the upcoming record is no exception. However, this time they shift away from cinema. The accompanying video reconstructs a famous TV appearence of Joy Division and I’m curious about what this group means to them. „Normally we’re influenced by films, but the new album is all nods to the music that we love. Also the original idea for the clip comes from The Beatles, where it suddenly starts snowing on them while they play ‚Help‘. We thought that would be funny, to make a rip-off.“

That kind of leads me to one of my favorite questions to ask, which especially comes in handy as they can’t reveal too much about „Magic Hour“ yet: Which artists were they listening to on repeat while writing the album? After a short pause for thought, in unision they simply respond with ‚All of them!‘ and laugh. Nick recalls spending a whole day in the car with Henry going through the complete Dinosaur Jr. discography. Grateful Dead and The Rolling Stones are also mentioned. Yet they explain how the location where they made their own music influenced them the most. „We recorded at Electric Lady’s in New York. The place holds so much musical history, from Jimi Hendrix building it to all the people like David Bowie or D’Angelo having worked there and you can really feel that. It’s situated underwater, so when you’re down there, time literally stands still.“ , Noah describes further. The record therefore functions as a collage of rock music from different decades, every song has a certain flavor to it.

Even though the sound of Surf Curse invites the listener to dance, the lyrics are often soaked in a bittersweet melancholy. „Sugar“ quite literally starts with the line ‚I look like shit but I feel even worse‘. I wonder if they think there’s some truth to this cliché of the sad artist who needs painful experiences to be creative. „I don’t like the pain but the pain comes to me.“ , Nick says while giggling. „No but really, maybe there’s a subconscious, self-destructive part that invites it. Everyone’s my therapist and asks: ‚Are you just sad because you wanna get material to write?‘ The universe takes care of that itself, but pain in the end is good food for thought.“ Noah then opens up another perspective. „Also artists are just inherently emotional. That’s why they become artists because they don’t know how to deal with their emotions. Except by letting them out through what they make, you know.“

The sun must be in the zenith at this point. All the ice cubes in Jacob’s glass have vanished and I empty my water as I adress the song that changed the path of their career last year. Out of the blue, „Freaks“ started trending on TikTok and from then on Surf Curse suddenly wasn’t just a smaller indie project anymore. Is there only gratitude for the way the band got revealed to a wider audience or are they also somewhat tired of the focus on this particular track? „We are extremely grateful. It has transformed our lives in very drastic ways so we had the resources to experiment with our sound. Now when we play live, the people chant for ‚Freaks‘ and shortly you wonder: Are they just here for that? Yet the moment you see the crowd, you know they’re here for it all. They dance to the new songs just as much.“ , Jacob sums up and drinks another sip of his coconut water.

Performing live again and seeing others jump their feet sore to one’s work has been a relief to many musicians. The band got invited to several festivals back in the States before they arrived here, being able to be on the hugest stages they’ve ever played. Yet I ask myself if they prefer that over the intimate club shows that they’re used to. Once again, almost in sync, they disagree. „As fun as playing for a large audience is, there’s always a certain disconnection, you look into a sea of people. Yet when someone buys a ticket specifically for you, they come only to see you. Going on stage and noticing their faces, how they move, feels like a whole different experience.“ Lido later that day will be exactly that. The crowd is manageable but bursting with energy, from the second Nick begins to crush the drums to the very end. Heat fills every corner and they play „Freaks“ with the most heartwarming enthusiasm until the room vibrates. Surf Curse might have taken the world over a little more than a few years ago, but their shows still radiate the closeness, affection and sweat one looks for in indie-rocky club gigs.

Just a few hours before, I express the excitement I now have for the concert and ask them to fill the blank space we leave for the artists at the end of our interviews. „With this new record, the goal wasn’t only to make others dance or to write an earworm. We were a unit of people caring about the form it’s taking and the love being put into it. It’s so exciting to do something that is our ode to the music that we love and for each other. Should we leave it at that?“ , Jacob says, looking around. „Keep on rockin‘ in the free world.“ , Nick answers. I will certainly leave it at that.

Surf Curse’s new album „Magic Hour“ will be released on September 16th.

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Video Premiere: Surf Curse – ‘Self Portrait’

• September 7, 2022

Ahead of their eagerly awaited debut album,  MAGIC HOUR , rock band Surf Curse are sharing their latest single and music video, “Self Portrait,” and you can check it out premiering here at New Noise .

Nick Rattigan (lead vocals, drums) and Jacob Rubeck (guitar) founded the band in Reno, Nevada, and they have since crafted a multifaceted sound informed by indie, punk, pop, psych rock, and more for nearly a decade. Surf Curse saw a breakthrough in 2020 with the surprise TikTok success of their track “Freaks,” which earned more than 500 million streams and RIAA platinum certification more than eight years after it was initially released.

Now, the band are testing the boundaries of their indie rock approach with  MAGIC HOUR , exploring a wide range of sonic styles and colors. Founders Rattigan and Rubeck are joined by new members Noah Kohll (guitars) and Henry Dillon (bass), allowing the band to push their already ambitious artistry even further.

“ MAGIC HOUR is our excitement about rock music and being in a band,” says Jacob Rubeck. “This album is the excitement of starting something that we all can feel good about with each other, but also progressing as creative people and throwing in that magic. We’re feeling that magic, what’s brewing in the air and what’s existing in what we’re doing together.”

Surf Curse will celebrate the new album with an epic world headline tour. Tickets are available here , and dates are listed below:

SURF CURSE TOUR 2022

SEPTEMBER 17 – Los Angeles, CA – Primavera Sound 2022 Los Angeles * 28 – London, UK – Electric Ballroom

OCTOBER 1 – Manchester, UK – New Century Hall 2 – Glasgow, UK – Warehouse SWG3 4 – Dublin, Ireland – The Academy 6 – Birmingham, UK – The Castle and Falcon 7 – Brighton, UK – Chalk 8 – Bristol, UK – SWX 10 – Amsterdam, Netherlands – Paradiso 12 – Paris, France – Le Trabendo 13 – Bordeaux, France – Rock School Barbey 14 – Barcelona, Spain – Razzmatazz 2 15 – Madrid, Spain – Independance 17 – Zürich, Switzerland – Mascotte 19 – Berlin, Germany – Kesselhaus in der Kulturbrauerei 20 – Cologne, Germany – Gebäude9 30 – Las Vegas, NV – AREA15 31 – San Diego, CA – SOMA

NOVEMBER 1 – Phoenix, AZ – The Van Buren 3 – Austin, TX – The Mohawk 4 – Austin, TX – The Mohawk 5 – Houston, TX – Warehouse Live 6 – Dallas, TX – The Studio at the Factory 8 – Denver, CO – Ogden Theatre 9 – Salt Lake City, UT – The Complex 11 – Spokane, WA – Knitting Factory Concert House 12 – Portland, OR – Crystal Ballroom 13 – Seattle, WA – Neptune Theatre 15 – Reno, NV – The Holland Project 16 – San Francisco, CA – The Warfield 18 – Mexico City, Mexico – Festival Corona Capital * 29 – Philadelphia, PA – Union Transfer 30 – New York, NY – Webster Hall

DECEMBER 3 – Montreal, QC – Club Soda 4 – Toronto, ON – Phoenix Concert Theatre 6 – Chicago, IL – The Vic Theatre 8 – Nashville, TN – The Basement East 9 – Nashville, TN – The Basement East 10 – Asheville, NC – The Orange Peel 12 – Washington, DC – Black Cat 13 – Washington, DC – Black Cat 17 – Hollywood, CA – Hollywood Palladium

* FESTIVAL PERFORMANCE

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Surfing in Germany: Uncovering the Hidden Gems of the North Sea

Surfing in Germany offers a distinct experience unlike the typical surf destinations that come to mind. While it may not have the tropical allure of Hawaii or the massive swells of Australia, Germany holds its own as a surf destination with a variety of unique spots and vibrant communities. The country’s surf spots cater to different styles and preferences, ranging from river surfing in Munich to the challenging conditions of the North and Baltic Seas. Notably, the famed Eisbach wave in Munich allows inland surfers to experience the thrill of surfing without being anywhere near the ocean.

The culture surrounding surfing in Germany is as intriguing as the spots themselves. Across Germany, there are strong, tight-knit communities that bring surfers together, fostering both the sport and an environmentally conscious ethos. Enthusiasts looking to learn surfing can find numerous schools and camps, particularly during the summer months when the North and Baltic Seas are most welcoming. For those who can’t make it to the coast or river waves, indoor and artificial wave facilities offer year-round surfing opportunities, ensuring that the stoke never dies down, no matter the season.

Key Takeaways

• Germany’s versatile surfing locations cater to river, lake, and ocean enthusiasts.
• Tight-knit communities and accessible surf schools help nurture the local surf culture.
• Artificial surf facilities provide year-round wave riding options for all levels.

Surfing Spots in Germany

Germany might not be the first country that springs to mind when I think of surfing, but it offers a variety of spots that cater to different skill levels. From the brisk waters surrounding Sylt Island to the more sheltered spots perfect for beginners, there’s a surprising diversity to be found along the German coasts.

List of Top 15 Surfing Spots in Germany

Sylt island.

Known for its natural beauty and challenging waves, Sylt Island is a prominent surfing location. It’s a gem for those who embrace cold water surfing in Germany.

Fehmarn’s coastlines are a haven for surfers. With conditions suitable for different experience levels, it offers excellent options for beginners and intermediate surfers alike.

St. Peter Orden

The sandy beaches are complemented by reliable winds, making St. Peter Orden a hotspot for both wind surfing and kite surfing.

Another popular surf spot on Sylt Island with solid infrastructure including German surf shops to cater to all my surfing needs.

Brandenburg

An inland surf spot where stationary wave systems provide consistent wave conditions.

Eisbach, Munich

The Eisbach river wave is a unique urban surfing experience. Despite being far from the coast, it’s a renowned spot in the heart of Munich.

Wannsee, Berlin

Berlin’s inland waters offer decent setups for stationary wave surfing, suitable for when I can’t make it to the sea.

One of the East Frisian Islands, Norderney caters to surfers with its quality waves and vibrant surfing community.

With its wide beaches, Warnemünde is favorable for beginners looking for a gentle introduction to the sport.

Weissenhaus

A spot known for its consistent waves. Ideal for those who have advanced past the beginner stage and are looking for a bit more of a challenge.

Situated in Lower Saxony, Norddeich is on my list for its surf schools and gentle waves, ideal for novice surfers.

A spot that’s gaining popularity among surfers for its good wind conditions and accommodating atmosphere for beginners.

Pelzerhaken

Renowned for its clean winds, Pelzerhaken provides perfect conditions for windsurfing enthusiasts.

Kühlungsborn

Offering some of the best windsurfing conditions on the Baltic coast, Kühlungsborn is a spot I cannot overlook.

The area is well-suited for both surfing and windsurfing, with amenities close by for a comfortable surfing experience.

Each of these spots offers something unique for surfers, whether it’s the allure of cold water surfing or the convenience of an urban wave. With the presence of surf shops and schools, Germany’s surfing locales are equipped to support both my journey into the sport or the honing of my skills.

River Surfing in Munich

River surfing in Munich has gained international renown, primarily due to the iconic Eisbach wave. This city offers a surfing experience unlike any traditional coastal surfing location.

The Unique Experience of the Eisbach Wave

In the heart of Munich flows the Eisbach, a small man-made river that’s home to a continuous, surging wave. Known as the  Eisbach wave , it stands as one of the most famous river surfing spots in the world. Unlike the ocean’s waves, the Eisbach’s wave is static, arising where the rapid water encounters a submerged block. Surfers glide onto this wave to perform dynamic maneuvers, while spectators watch from the riverbanks, entranced by the spectacle.

Surfing Culture Around the Eisbach

The community that has emerged around the Eisbach wave is close-knit and vibrant. Surfing here is not just a sport; it’s a deeply ingrained cultural phenomenon. Locals and tourists alike are drawn to the river’s edge, where the sport has been practiced since the 1970s. Although Munich doesn’t offer traditional surf camps, the culture surrounding the Eisbach serves as an informal and welcoming educational environment for new and experienced surfers. Each year, enthusiasts from around the world come to Munich, eager to challenge the unique urban wave and immerse themselves in the thriving river surfing community.

Surfing in the North and Baltic Seas

The North and Baltic Seas present unique surfing experiences characterized by prevailing westerly winds and distinct seasonal patterns. I will explore the dynamics of this region’s surf culture and optimal surfing conditions.

Characteristics of Surfing in Northern Germany

Surfing in the North Sea and Baltic Sea has a charm of its own, with the German coasts offering surf spots that cater to various skill levels.  Wind conditions  are a significant factor here, as the westerly winds in northern Germany provide the necessary swell for surfable waves. This is particularly true for locations along the Baltic Sea coast, where artificial surfing reefs have been proposed to enhance wave conditions for consistent surfing experiences.

In terms of  surfing infrastructure , Germany’s northern coasts are equipped with surf schools, equipment rentals, and accommodating local communities that contribute to a welcoming surfing environment. Initiatives like the assessment of artificial surfing reefs in the Baltic Sea show the active efforts to improve the surfing landscape.

Best Times to Surf in the North and Baltic Seas

The surfing season in Germany varies between the North and Baltic Seas. Generally, the most favorable time to catch waves is during the  autumn and winter months , when the winds are stronger, and the swell is more consistent. This is when surfers can find the best conditions with larger and more frequent waves.

In contrast,  summer offers milder conditions  which are well-suited for beginners or those looking for a more relaxed surfing experience. Regardless of the season, it’s advisable to stay informed about the latest weather forecasts and local advice to make the most of the surfing opportunities in these northern waters.

Surfing Culture and Community in Germany

With surfing gaining momentum in Germany, both the vibrant culture and competitive spirit have significantly shaped the communities. Let’s dive into Germany’s growing surfing scene and what makes it stand out.

The Rise of Surfing Popularity in Germany

I’ve noticed that the surfing culture has steadily gained traction in Germany despite its geographic location. With no direct access to ocean waves, innovative Germans have turned to river surfing, particularly the famed Eisbach wave in Munich. This unique aspect of  German surf culture  has nurtured a passionate surfing community, transforming the landlocked urban spaces into surfing hubs. Moreover, the surf lifestyle in Germany has expanded beyond traditional coastal norms, embracing the more accessible and sustainable approach to the sport.

Surf Events and Competitions

In Germany, surfers are not only riding waves but also creating waves of hype with surf-related events and competitions. The German Surf Championship, known as “Deutsche Meisterschaften im Wellenreiten,” is a highlight, annually drawing competitors and spectators alike. This competition showcases the best of  German surf competitions  and is a testament to the strength of the  surfing community in Germany . Besides competition, these events offer a platform for promoting  sustainable surfing in Germany , as environmental stewardship becomes increasingly woven into the fabric of the surf culture.

Learning to Surf in Germany

I find that Germany, though not widely recognized for its surfing, offers a unique and enthusiastic surf culture, especially in the river surfing scene. With the right guidance and knowledge, I can tackle the waves across German surf spots with confidence.

Surf Schools and Lessons

Germany hosts a number of surf schools that cater to beginners and experienced surfers alike. Having visited schools along the North Sea and Baltic Sea coasts, as well as along the Eisbach river in Munich, I’ve noticed they typically offer a variety of lesson plans. These can range from group sessions to private lessons, ensuring personalized attention. For those just starting their surf journey, investing in  surf lessons  in Germany provides not only the basics of surfing but also an understanding of local wave conditions.

• Locations : Notable schools in Munich, Hamburg, and along the North Sea coastline.
• Lesson Plans : Options usually include group lessons, private lessons, and weekend courses.
• Equipment Rental : Most schools offer surfboard rentals as part of the lesson package or for separate hire.

Tips for Beginners Surfing in Germany

When I first began surfing in Germany, I quickly learned some essential tips. The most important advice for beginners is to  start small  and choose gentle waves to build confidence and skills. In Germany, the  River Eisbach  in Munich is a popular spot, but it can be challenging, so ensure you’re comfortable with your abilities before tackling river waves.

• Water Temperature : Be prepared for cooler waters, especially outside of summer; a good wetsuit is essential.
• Safety : Always follow local surfing rules and regulations for a safe experience.
• Local Surf Community : Engage with the local community for the best advice on surfing spots suited for beginners.

By taking advantage of Germany’s surf schools and being mindful of these beginner tips, I am well-equipped to enjoy and succeed in the local surf scene.

Planning Your Surf Trip to Germany

When I plan a surf trip to Germany, I make sure to consider the best seasons for waves and look into surf-friendly accommodations that can enhance the entire experience. It’s about catching the right breaks while exploring what German coastal towns have to offer.

Best Time to Visit for Surfing

• Autumn (September – November):  Ideal for consistent swells; wetsuit required due to cooler temperatures.
• Winter (December – February):  Offers the largest waves, but expect very cold water conditions.

Baltic Sea:

• Spring (March – May):  Milder waves suitable for beginners; wetsuits still necessary.
• Summer (June – August):  Best time for a more relaxed experience, warmer water temps, but less consistent swells.

Accommodations and Travel Tips

Surf Camps: German coastal destinations provide surf camps, such as those mentioned in  Surf camp experiences , which often include lessons and gear rental.

• Guided Surf Tours:  Some surf camps offer planned trips to the best local spots.
• Eco-Friendly Options:  As a surfer, I prefer accommodations that prioritize environmental conservation.

Travel Essentials:

• Transport:  Car rentals are advisable for flexibility, especially in remote surf areas.
• Gear:  Bring your own wetsuit and board if possible; though rentals are available, personal gear ensures comfort.

By aligning my travel dates with the best surfing conditions and securing surf-friendly accommodations, I optimize my experience riding waves in Germany.

I’ve explored the multifaceted surfing scene in Germany, from river to sea, reflecting its growth and the challenges faced by enthusiasts. The risks associated with river surfing, particularly in German-speaking countries, have been highlighted through a study focusing on injury and safety equipment use among practitioners. This indicates an underlying need for increased awareness and adoption of protective measures.

Germany’s surfing communities also show potential as catalysts for environmental activism, underlining how lifestyle sports like surfing can foster a greater environmental consciousness. Similarly, contrasts between the established surfing culture in Germany and the nascent scene in Ukraine provide intriguing insights into the social dynamics of surfing communities.

A notable advancement in German healthcare related to surfing points to the importance of evidence-based approaches in assessing beneficiaries of surfing as a physical activity. Health outcomes linked to surfing bolster the case for its inclusion in sports programs and potentially, healthcare policies.

Lastly, my examination has included a fascinating look at laterality in surfing, exploring the implications of being goofy or regular-footed on performance, echoing the broader discussion of personal physicality in sport.

German surfing, both in traditional coastal environments and the unique inland river setting, presents a unique blend of challenges and opportunities, observed through the prism of safety, community, health, and individual performance. It is a testament to Germany’s evolving relationship with the sport and the resilience of its surfing culture.

Frequently Asked Questions

I understand that when it comes to surfing in Germany, you might have various questions about where to go and what to expect. Here, I address the most common inquiries I’ve received.

What are the key surfing spots in Munich?

In Munich, the best-known surfing spot is the Eisbach wave, located at the southern edge of the English Garden near the Haus der Kunst. This river surfing hotspot draws locals and tourists alike.

What kind of wave is the Eisbach wave in Munich?

The Eisbach wave is a continuous, man-made river wave generated by water pumping at high speeds. This creates a stationary wave that’s ideal for river surfing throughout the year.

Is it safe to surf at the Eisbach River in Munich?

Surfing at the Eisbach can be challenging and is recommended for experienced surfers due to strong currents and hidden concrete blocks. Safety equipment, such as helmets and wetsuits, should be worn to mitigate risks.

Where is river surfing popular in Germany outside of Munich?

River surfing is also popular in other parts of Germany, particularly at the Floßlände wave in Munich and spots along the Rhine River in cities like Cologne, where artificial waves cater to the surfing community.

What should one know before surfing in the English Garden?

Before surfing in the English Garden, it’s essential to know local rules and river conditions. Crowds can be large, and waiting your turn is part of the etiquette. Also, check the weather and water temperatures as they can significantly affect your experience.

Are there ocean surfing locations in Germany, such as Sylt?

Yes, Germany has ocean surfing locations, notably the island of Sylt in the North Sea. It offers some of the best waves for sea surfing, particularly around Westerland beach, which holds surfing competitions due to its consistent swell.

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Surf curse on september 26, 2023.

The Novo, Los Angeles, California

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