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"What if surfers were also lifeguards?" - The Portugal News - Vimarsana News

"What if surfers were also lifeguards?" - The Portugal News

The fifth edition of “Surf & Rescue” starts on May 15, in Espinho, and then goes on to four other municipalities from the north to the south of the...

Have Aloha Will Travel EP128: Your Hawaiʻi Travel Questions Answered - Vimarsana News

Have Aloha Will Travel EP128: Your Hawaiʻi Travel Questions Answered

You asked, we answered. These Q&A episodes are some of our favorites. This is when we can offer our insider tips and advice about traveling to the

Costa Rica Calls for Government to Crack Down on Illegal Surf Instructors - Vimarsana News

Costa Rica Calls for Government to Crack Down on Illegal Surf Instructors

Surf schools all over the world are boosting local economies and offering surfers a way to make money doing something they love. On Hawaii's Big Island, a few lucky business owners make a living in the niche market, while the legendary Raimana Van Bastolaer helps novices ride waves at Kelly ...

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In Western Ghana, Locals Are Reclaiming Their Surf Scene - Vimarsana News

In Western Ghana, Locals Are Reclaiming Their Surf Scene

With free gear, classes, and a new community space in coastal Busua, Surf Ghana is bringing Ghanaian surfers back into the fold.

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Surf school owners relieved by judge's ruling to temporarily halt lottery-chosen permits at Kahalu'u Bay : Big Island Now - Vimarsana News

Surf school owners relieved by judge's ruling to temporarily halt lottery-chosen permits at Kahalu'u Bay : Big Island Now

The motion for the temporary restraining order and injunction was filed on behalf of three surf schools. A new hearing is scheduled for Jan. 12 where Kim will rule on the request for a temporary injunction.