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Surf Travel Guide: Búzios
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Surf Travel Guide: Búzios

Dreaming of chic European charm but with consistent Brazilian beach breaks? I know the feeling. Búzios delivers that exact vibe, blending sophisticated streets with some seriously fun surf.

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2025-06-08
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Surf Travel Guide: Ubatuba
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Surf Travel Guide: Ubatuba

Feeling overwhelmed by Brazil's massive coastline and just want to find consistently good waves? I’ve been there. Ubatuba is the answer; it’s the surf capital of São Paulo for a reason.

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2025-06-08
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Surf Travel Guide: Guarajuba
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Surf Travel Guide: Guarajuba

Tired of crowded lineups and searching for that perfect Brazilian escape? I get it; finding a wave you can have practically to yourself is the dream, and in Guarajuba, it’s a reality.

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2025-06-08
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Surf Travel Guide: El Sunzal El Salvador
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Surf Travel Guide: El Sunzal El Salvador

Your essential surf travel guide to El Sunzal, El Salvador. Discover the best surf spots, when to visit, where to stay, and what to eat and drink.

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2025-06-08
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How to sell pictures on surf snaps
Photography Tips

How to sell pictures on surf snaps

An easy guide on how to upload and sell pictures on surf snaps so photographers can make extra money selling their surf photography of specific locations.

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2025-05-08
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What is Surf Snaps?
Stories

What is Surf Snaps?

Discover Surf Snaps—the ultimate platform where surfers can connect with photographers to buy location-tagged pictures of themselves surfing. Learn how we drive demand, amplify your reach, and help you maximize your earnings. Simply pick a date and break and find your own pictures to buy.

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2025-04-17
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Top Beaches for Surfing and Photography in South Florida
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Top Beaches for Surfing and Photography in South Florida

Discover the best beaches in South Florida for surfing and photography, including South Beach, Reef Road, and Boynton Beach. Explore ideal spots for capturing stunning surf action.

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2025-04-16
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Documenting Your Surfing Progression: When to Hire a Pro for Stunning Shots
Photography Tips

Documenting Your Surfing Progression: When to Hire a Pro for Stunning Shots

As you progress in your surfing journey, there might be moments you want to capture with professional-quality images. While your own photos or those taken by friends are great for everyday memories, hiring a professional surf photographer can provide stunning shots that truly showcase your skills and the beauty of the wave.

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2025-04-16
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Affordable Ways to Capture Your Early Surfing Moments: Budget Photography Tips
Equipment

Affordable Ways to Capture Your Early Surfing Moments: Budget Photography Tips

Want to capture your surfing progress without breaking the bank? You don't need expensive professional gear to start documenting your early surfing moments. Modern smartphones have capable cameras that can take high-quality photos. Consider using a tripod for steady shots from the beach.

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2025-04-16
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Top Beginner-Friendly Surf Spots in the US: Learn to Ride Safely
Techniques

Top Beginner-Friendly Surf Spots in the US: Learn to Ride Safely

Choosing the right surf spot is crucial for beginners to learn safely and have fun. Look for beach breaks with a sandy bottom and smaller, gentler waves. Here are a few top beginner-friendly surf spots in the United States:

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2025-04-16
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Essential Surf Etiquette for Beginners: Respecting the Lineup
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Essential Surf Etiquette for Beginners: Respecting the Lineup

As you start your surfing journey, understanding surf etiquette is just as important as learning to ride a wave. The lineup, where surfers wait to catch waves, has its own set of unwritten rules to ensure everyone has a safe and enjoyable experience.

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2025-04-16
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Choosing Your First Surfboard: A Beginner's Guide
Equipment

Choosing Your First Surfboard: A Beginner's Guide

Learning to surf is an exciting journey, and one of the first crucial steps is selecting the right surfboard. For beginners, bigger is generally better. Look for foam boards between 7-9 feet long, with 8 feet being a standard recommendation. These larger boards offer more stability and make it easier to paddle and catch waves.

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2025-04-16
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