In April 2018, the Island of Kauai suffered the most destructive rain event in recent history—28 inches in 24 hours. The deluge, worst since Hurricane Iniki, caused severe flooding that swallowed roads, ripped homes from their foundations, blasted through businesses and parks, even swamped a local school. With the first wave of relief efforts well in the rearview now, Read More >
Paige Alms and Friends Spend Six Weeks in South Africa SANUK: Why would you leave tropical summer in Maui for frigid South Africa during their winter? PAIGE: Leaving summer for winter, definitely a tough one. Our summertime is usually flat, while the southern hemisphere has a lot of swell. But the grand purpose was to Read More >
Sanuk ambassador Kiana Fores finds freedom, family and fun overseas. Interview by Adam Walker [ADAM]: You recently graduated college. (1) Congrats! (2) What was it like walking across the commencement stage and then walking onto that plane? [KIANA]: Thank you! It felt surreal. I checked two things off my personal goals list in a span of Read More >
Words & Photos by Noah Collins Bali’s been high on most surf/adventure bucket lists since it’s waves were first printed in mags and shown marching across movie screens in Morning of the Earth. Behind the beach, though, the Island of Gods might seem like a scooter-filled maze of good, great, and sometimes evil. So we Read More >
Words by Sanuk Ambassador Cori Barnick; Photos by Adam Walker & Cori Barnick 1. Morro Bay: Morro Bay is a salty little town near the south end of Estero Bay. The magnificent Morro Rock is what most folks associate with the place, and rightly so. Tourists flock to it, birds nest in its craggy crevices and the Read More >
Story by Justin “Scrappers” Morrison Most national parks have big hot geysers, giant waterfalls, thousand-year-old trees or other majestic things like mountains. The Channel Islands National Park—off the Southern California coast—has tiny foxes. Our crew for this quick trip has all dwelled in California for most of our lives, but none of us had ever Read More >
Story by Lauren Hill Photography by Nathan Oldfield We bounce over a pothole and the van shakes me awake. Bleary eyed, I sit up—the sky is dusky orange, sienna, amber. Trees with horizontal canopies are blackened in silhouette. Four boulders shake a fine dust from their backs. I refocus, they’re not boulders at all, Read More >
What images spring to mind when you hear the word “Cuba?” Remnants of a revolutionary government? Billowing smoke from hand-rolled cigars in the tropical breeze? Euphonic Caribbean tunes jammin’ on every block? Warm-water tubes and playful log peelers? All of the above? All of the above. Check. But… wait. Surfing in Cuba? Heck yeah! After Read More >
Welcome to the Vancouver Swimmin’ Club – a gathering of fun-havers and smile-seekers with a common goal: explore the surprisingly swimmable, semi-secret side of Vancouver, Canada. Now, you may be thinking, “Swimming… in Canada?” …And to that, we hoot, “I know, right?!” Thanks to our friends at Stay Wild Magazine, we learned firsthand just how much more there Read More >
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