THE LATIN AMERICA DIARIES ENTRY XVIII: GET ME OUT OF BOLIVIA
Why should you leave the coast and take a trip inland? Or not?
Max Hollingsworth
THE LATIN AMERICA DIARIES ENTRY XVII: LA WAVE ESTÁ BUENA
Chilean cold water meets Brazilian performance machine at La Waves first Women’s surf camp.
THE LATIN AMERICA DIARIES ENTRY XVI: The House on Top of Punta De Lobos
A chat with Mauricio Godoy about the history of surfing in Punta de Lobos.
The Latin America Diaries XV: Four days in Chicama
A swell arrives in Chicama and leaves just as quickly. Four days of solitude, long lines and a feeling that doesn’t come twice.
WATCH: Jordy Liackman and Cooper Puttergill get Lost in Central America
Two 22-year-olds. Four countries. One borrowed tripod and $500. Lost in Central isn’t about perfect waves it’s about what it costs to reach them.
THE LATIN AMERICA DIARIES ENTRY XIV: Meet Peru’s young hope for a World Tour surfer
A conversation with 13-year-old Facundo Castaneda in the small town of Máncora.
THE LATIN AMERICA DIARIES ENTRY XIII: SALT AFTER SILENCE
From the depths of the Amazon to Ecuador’s soft, frustrating surf, one journey through spectacle, disappointment and the mystical comfort of the ocean.
THE LATIN AMERICA DIARIES XII: Nothing happened in Colombia
What happens when the most dangerous thing about a place is what you want it to be?
THE LATIN AMERICA DIARIES ENTRY XI: sick to my stomach
A pause from the soft edges of surf towns, replaced by a city that wears its opinions on its sleeve.
THE LATIN AMERICA DIARIES X: Goodbye Central America, Hello South America
The great Central American odyssey ends with a sunburnt bum, a bruised ego and the faint hope that something further south will stitch up my heart.