29-Foot Endangered Manta Ray Stuns San Diego as Tropical Waters Surge (Video) (opens Surfer in a new tab)
The world’s largest ray has appeared off Southern California as El Niño continues transforming the Pacific.
Around the world
Contest news, big swells, travel and surf culture from the world's best surf publications, gathered in one place and refreshed every hour. Plus our own round-ups from Jeffreys Bay.
Headlines updated
184 headlines
The world’s largest ray has appeared off Southern California as El Niño continues transforming the Pacific.
Matt Pagan and Hunter Jones spent years refining the Mini Piper, a twin-plus-trailer designed to handle everything from everyday slop to good waves.
Western Australia officials have closed beaches as massive sharks continue gathering around a decomposing humpback.
"Hopefully, everyone gets the ride of their lives this year. "
From pumping Haleiwa to firing Bowls, 16-year-old Merrik Mochkatel is making his mark in Hawaiian waters while keeping his priorities in focus.
An interview with Surf Therapy Coquimbo Founder Marcelo Muñoz and details of the event, coming to Totoralillo November 4-8.
Christina Gindl's been on a mission.
And a most distinguished tube pig.
Asian Games gold gets Kanoa an unusually early ticket to Trestles.
Ukrainian fitness creator Vadym Oleynik apologized after viral footage from a protected turtle sanctuary in Oman.
Chasing pavement in Buenos Aires with Gael Dobar.
Sol Sista Collective founder Britt James on understanding what's in your zinc, reading the label and why she built her brand specifically for women.
A few years ago nobody wanted to be seen in a surf hat. Now they're everywhere, worn as much for style as sun protection.
The Japanese superstar punched his ticket to Los Angeles with Asian Games gold — and made Olympic surfing history.
Multiple sharks descended on a whale carcass at Perth’s City Beach, some cruising only meters from the sand.
Florence celebrates Hawaiian culture, surfing, and family in the magazine’s new feature.
Welsh 15-year-old Josie Hawke is still rolling in both U16 and U18 girls at Bundoran.
Zarautz hosts the third edition of William Aliotti’s two-fin experiment, with no judging tower in sight.
Mason Ho and Sheldon Paishon chasing slabs north of the border, hit play.
The new issue is out now and you can get it delivered to your door!
From Arctic Norway to the Black Sea, these off-radar northern hemisphere zones quietly switch on when October swells start marching in.
Clay Marzo, Tom Curren, Kepa Acero, Lee-Ann Curren, and more join Vol. III of William Aliotti's twin-fin event.
Rachel is strengthening behind historic Hurricane Polo as an already hyperactive El Niño season keeps producing storms.
Forget the tropics. A new expedition aboard the ice-strengthened vessel, the Vikingfjord, is opening up some of Northern Europe’s most remote coastlines.
Headlines and short summaries link to the original publishers, who own their stories. JBay Waves does not republish full articles. Publishers: get in touch about how your headlines appear.