Last week local Namotu surf guide, Api Tibinaliva competed in the Druku Memorial surf contest for the “King of Cloudbreak.” Next he’ll be competing at the ISA Games in Japan to qualify for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics! On Wednesday 12 June 2019 some of Fiji’s best surfers gathered at Cloudbreak for the annual Druku Memorial.
This week we’ve had some creative souls on the Island and one of them is musician/writer/speaker, Alex Woodard. He came to Fiji and stayed on Tavarua before Namotu was built. It was there he first met Ulai and 25 years later he surfed with him again… Here’s his story.
Before you book your trip to Namotu Island, ask yourself what kind of surf experience you’re after. Are you a pro who wants a challenge as much as a holiday, or are you after an easier ride?
The Fiji Surf Pro is one of the biggest events in the surf calendar and professionals from all corners of the globe come together to try and tackle Fiji’s famous Cloudbreak.
If it’s variety you’re after, then Fiji is your baby, with the main surf island Viti Levu offering safe surf for all levels, and the Mamanuca group of islands throwing up more extreme surf for those looking for a challenge.
Experienced surfers love surfing in Fiji because it has tough reef breaks, shallow water, and strong, fast waves, particularly in winter.
Surfing in Fiji is physically demanding. Learn how to help your body recover with nutrition, hydration, and relaxation at Namotu Island.
Surf Fiji to improve your fitness level and get an awesome beach body. Surfing Fiji improves strength, balance, flexibility, and endurance!
Fiji surf holidays should be fun and rewarding. But of course that requires you make it safely back to shore.
Whether you're a pro or just learning how to surf, Fiji offers some of the world's most engaging and challenging breaks.