Our Queen Of The Wave, Iquique surfer Matilda Bultó, competed in the QS 4000 in Florianópolis, adding another experience to her journey on the South American circuit. At Praia do Santinho, Matita advanced to the second round after a solid performance in her opening heat, finding the right waves to place herself among the top surfers in her heat and move forward in the competition. In the next stage, she faced a high-level heat against more experienced surfers, in a demanding

Rachel Agüero wins the Santa Teresa Pro. Photo : Surfing Nation Our Queen Of The Wave, Rachel Agüero, claimed victory in the Women’s Open division at the second stop of Costa Rica’s 2026 Banco LAFISE National Surf Circuit, held in Santa Teresa de Cóbano. The event, known as the Copa Denga Santa Teresa Pro and presented by Corona Cero and Suzuki, brought together more than 180 surfers at Playa Carmen, establishing itself as one of the most important stops on the Costa Rican n

Lineup during the Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach 2025. Photo: WSL / Ed Sloane From April 1 to 11, the world’s surfing elite will once again gather in Australia to launch a season that promises a high level of competition at the Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach 2026. The event will take place at Bells Beach, on Victoria’s southern coast, hosting the 63rd edition of one of the oldest and most prestigious competitions in surfing. Known for its length, power, and perfection, this Australian wa

Laura Raupp (BRA) delivers one of the best performances of the first day of the Banco do Brasil Surf Circuit – Imbituba Stage. Photo: WSL / Marcio David This Wednesday, March 25, the QS 6000 of the Banco do Brasil Surf Circuit kicked off at Praia da Vila, marking the first stop of the 2026–2027 South American Qualifying Series. The event offers 6,000 points, making it a key opportunity in the race to qualify for the 2027 Challenger Series, amid controversy surrounding the red

Unveiling of the plaque officially designating Puerto Escondido as a World Surfing Reserve. Photo: Eduardo Romero / Save The Waves On March 21, Save The Waves Coalition officially announced the inclusion of Puerto Escondido in the World Surfing Reserves (WSR) program, recognizing the environmental, cultural, and sporting value of one of the most iconic surf ecosystems in the world. Hundreds of people gathered at Zicatela Beach for the official incorporation ceremony into the