Matilda on the podium The Chilean surfer secured third place in the second stop of El Salvador’s national circuit, held at Playa La Bocana. In a competition that gave her the opportunity to compete against representatives from different countries ahead of her participation in the ISA World Junior Surfing Championship, the Chilean athlete delivered a strong performance in this second stop of the Salvadoran circuit. Matilda heading into the competition The podium was topped by

Isidora and Matilda Bultó, Chilean surfers who will compete in the Natal QS. Photo: Lorena Lara The sisters will take part in the third stop of the Circuito Banco do Brasil de Surfe, looking to continue climbing the WSL South America rankings. The surfers from Iquique traveled to Brazil to compete in the third stage of the 2026/2027 season of the Circuito Banco do Brasil de Surfe, which will take place from August 7 to 9 at Praia de Miami, Natal, following the previous stops

Photo: Jussemir Martins Junior The Chilean Surfing Federation has officially announced the national team that will represent the country at the 2026 ISA World Junior Surfing Championship (WJSC), taking place from September 4–13 at La Bocana and El Sunzal in Surf City, El Salvador. The event will mark the third time the International Surfing Association's World Junior Championship has been held in Surf City, following successful editions in 2022 and 2024. The team was selected

2025 Chilean National Surfing and Bodyboarding Team - Via FechSurf Viviana Araya, Isidora Bultó and Matilda Bultó have been officially selected in their respective disciplines for the Chilean National Team training camp, which will take place in July in Arica. The camp will bring together some of Chile's top surfing and bodyboarding athletes with the goal of selecting the teams that will represent the country in the season's major international competitions. The rosters were

Surfers Isidora Bultó and Matilda Bultó, at just 16 and 14 years old, are part of a very small group of women who have taken on the powerful waves of El Bajo in Iquique. We wanted to witness it firsthand, so we headed to the coast to join them during a filming session for a documentary by V.RO ZZ Films, where we were able to see up close how they move and confidently handle one of the most demanding breaks in the area. El Bajo is a unique wave within the local scene. It break