The Nosara Beaches Area has become known over the past decade as an idyllic and adventure-orientated surfing destination. Nosara, and it is well-known beach Playa Guiones, is located on the jungle coastline of northern Costa Rica.
Bora Bora seems to be a very popular stand up paddle destination and more and more SUPers are saying that it is on their bucket list of places to visit. But why is that? What is it that is so intriguing about this particular spot?
Okinawa, Japan is Lucky # 13! "Supthe World" is a travel website catering to Standup Paddlers of all ages and skill levels who would like a SUP-centric vacation. Just recently they officially added the tropical island of Okinawa, Japan to their destinations list!
It's time to truly Supconnect with one another! As a somewhat experienced SUPer, your help is wanted. Where have you been paddling, and where do you want your SUP adventures to take you? Which locations have provided an amazing experience and which ones should be avoided at all costs?
As Stand up Paddle grows throughout the world, many find that there are various disciplines of SUP that they enjoy. One of the most popular at the moment appears to be SUP Yoga. But, how many people can say that they have done SUP Yoga in a geothermal spring?
Réunion has so many of those hidden & wild spots...waterfalls are countless here...It feels like a decor from the Avatar movie...Huge lakes at the very bottom of a stone throat with very stiff cliffs and water falls roaring 100 meter high! The adventure lasted 3 weeks.
SUP the World - A travel website catering to Standup Paddlers of all ages and skill levels, who’d like a SUP-centric vacation, officially launched!
Do you find yourself staring longingly at glossy photos of ordinary people paddling in extraordinary locations? Are you yearning to embark on your own SUP travel adventure but don’t know where to start? Here’s a list of five exceptional and unique SUP getaway destinations and accommodations.
Imagine leaving all your possessions behind and embarking on a stand up paddle boarding journey of a lifetime. Add to it a long list of desireables such as crystal clear water, a place full of Mayan history, beautiful lagoons, and the second longest reef in the world full of complexities and attractions.
April 7th, 2012, a group of 8 paddlers, to include British Adventurer Dave Cornthwaite and Canadian Adventurer Rod Wellington will paddle the Wolf River from its source to its confluence with the Mississippi River, a distance of some 105+ miles.