In the surf world, Skeleton Bay is like a mythical creature. A unicorn, centaur, bigfoot, et cetera. The Namibian freight train is such a perfect wave, that it's almost unbelievable. Except, unlike ...

There's more than meets the eye, when it comes to Skeleton Bay. Sure, it's inarguably the world's longest, most perfect, sand-bottomed, barreling lefthand pointbreak in the world. No question. But ...

Video by Ian Thurtell, Grant Scholtz, Alan Van Gysen, Seb Ilderton and Nick Acker. Edit by Tom Vaughan. Surfing any new spot comes with its own set of nuance: where to sit, where to take off, what’s ...

Kansas Jayhawks News Jalon Daniels got real snaps in a competitive NFL game yesterday, though his final pass, a hail Mary attempt, was intercepted SI writes that Tre White’s return to Kansas affects ...

Koa Smith showcases an incredible surf at Skeleton Bay, riding one wave for over 1.5km and achieving 8 barrels within a span of 2 minutes. Edited in Adobe Premiere Pro CC and After Effects. #surfing ...

On Namibia’s Skeleton Coast near Torra Bay, desert dunes run straight into Atlantic breakers, creating a stark meeting of sand, surf and shipwrecks. Schwarzweiss-Reportagebild vom Wahrzeichen Skeleton ...

Typically, Peru is known is the land long lefthand surf spots. It’s home to Chicama, in the northern region of the country, and often considered to be one of the longest waves in the world. But the ...

At Torra Bay on Namibia’s Skeleton Coast, Atlantic waves collide with the Namib Desert’s dunes and shipwreck-strewn beaches, creating a stark shore that keeps drawing travellers back. Isometrisches ...