Aerial view of surfer catching a wave, Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain
© Sergio Villalba/Aurora Photos
Aerial view of surfer catching a wave, Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain
For International Surfing Day we’re in Tenerife, Spain, to catch some waves. Look on the left side of our photo and you’ll see a surfer jockeying for the right spot on that wave. If you can’t get out and celebrate this day by riding a swell, perhaps you should watch a surf film or listen to some surf music. There’s a whole culture around the sport that doesn’t even require you getting wet.
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