“Nazaré North Canyon reaches depths of about 5,000m creating an ideal destination for any surfer, from novice to expert.”
Surfing, man. What was once the domain of dropouts and derelicts has transmorphed, in the last decade, into a theater of the rich, driven and motivated. I don’t know who, besides Sam George, Zach Weisberg or “Jake Howard,” felt it a good idea to make this place easy to access but, man, what a rotten bit of business.
Here we are, though, with George pushing carbon fiber paddles, “Howard” staking the outer corners of the “big tent” and Weisberg wake surfing in a tuxedo.
Extremely embarrassing but lucrative for a handful of enterprising vulnerable adult learners?
Yes, a travel agency trade group, hours ago, published the best “off the beaten path” surf locations on earth and which “secret spot” topped the list?
Nazare.
Hospitality.net brazenly declared:
Boasting arguably the biggest rideable waves in the world, Nazaré is known as one of the best beaches in Portugal, and even globally. The source of these perfect large waves is the underwater Nazaré North Canyon, which reaches depths of about 5,000m, creating an ideal destination for any surfer, from novice to expert.
From novice to expert? And imagine the Covid-era surf adopter with a few years under her belt, looking for a new challenge, taking hospitality.net up and paddling Nazare’s “perfect large waves” on a relatively new 8 foot performance egg.
Imagine the legal action her family will take when “Nazaré is known as one of the best beaches in Portugal, and even globally. The source of these perfect large waves is the underwater Nazaré North Canyon, which reaches depths of about 5,000m, creating an ideal destination for any surfer, from novice to expert” pops up on browser search.
Travel agents shaking heads in dismay while pooling money and blaming artificial intelligence/”Jake Howard.”
Rightly so. It’s better if it all goes the way of plastic to-go coffee cup lids in Paris.
Erased from memory and replaced with paper to-go coffee cup lids that leave a nice film on the lips.
Yum.
