Time to divulge your worldwide foilng holiday destinations. Great advantage is that we don't require the big surf that short board surfers swarm to and destroy with crowds just long bumps that most surfers ignore. So we can start new finds that previously aren't surfers hotspots and enjoy new countries that traditionally haven't been discovered. Like to hear your ideas.

icharus said..
There is a surf shop in Bali proffering foil tow ins - I saw them on instagram - trying to find their web site.

Is it these guys ? www.facebook.com/SUP-Rental-Bali-Priority-1588227308092125/

I did some foil towing behind their boat a few months ago. But my towing was as a beginner, on flat water, to see if I could do it.

Aaron

in Fiji take a look at the pass at momi bay

I don't think that's the guys - the ones I saw were in sanur

I saw a post recently about a company doing foil tow-in's in Oahu too. (not towing behind the boat, but towing in to swells that you can then ride for a long long way :-)

I am on Namotu Island's instagram and it makes me insane with longing and jealousy. The combination of surfing, kitesurfing, and SUP/surf foiling just seem off the scale. Unfortunately the cost reflects it.

A friend was in Raglan NZ a few years ago, before surf foiling was a popular thing, said he saw a guy getting super long rides sup foiling on overhead waves, riding 100m ahead of the pocket, so no drama with the surfers. Doubt that'll be a popular sup foil destination ... but put it on the list I guess.

It's funny to think of travelling with all this gear. Top on the list would be places where you can rent gear affordably, to avoid dragging it all over the place. Maybe will be more doable with my new planned board, if the 6x28 "flying slug" design works out. But I also have a plan/hope/dream to have a single board that will work adequately for surfing, surffoiling, kitesurfing, and kitefoiling. Maybe my 5'8" vanguard...we'll see. Point being, that would sure make travelling a lot easier!

Man o man, the world's a big place, the possibilities out there!

You can't be Maui for it's variety of foiling spots...Everything from outer reefs to downwinding....There's a place called Ka'a next to Kite Beach that no one has ever surfed because it broke on the outer reefs & then went fat but now it's just one big skate park for foiling & everyone is out there having a ball...Then there's all the other breaks scattered around the island & not to mention the Harbour...