Far from the crowds and the contest arena, John John Florence and his family chase the kind of waves that remind us why we surf. Uncrowded points, wild Pacific horizons and surfing at full tilt — speed, power and flow, all captured with the raw, effortless feel of an old-school surf movie. A Point in the Pacific is the dream tour, Florence style.
Hurricane Marie hit California and Kelly Slater was back at Lower Trestles. Fresh from Australia and Tahiti, the 11x World Champion paddled out in boardies to pumping walls at one of the world’s best high-performance waves, with the 2026 WSL Trestles Pro just around the corner.
Filming: @jack_colemang
Guy Leverton is back, bringing the stoke, the smiles for miles and a healthy dose of good vibes. From fun waves and oversized pasties to friendly lineups and plenty of laughs, this is the kind of surf edit that leaves you grinning. The comments say it all: “King of stoke”, “so much stoke”, “total vibes” — and, frankly, we couldn’t put it better ourselves.
Summer Magic in Swell Town! It had been big and onshore for a few days. The wind was forecast to drop and go offshore overnight; I was super excited when I went to bed so I got up early and checked Fisty, it was pumping - Guy Leverton
We set out across the Indonesian archipelago in search of perfect waves. But as the swell shifted, so did our plans. We followed it north, spending countless hours on planes, boats, cars, and scooters. Every change in direction brought us exactly where we needed to be. Hayden Cervi
Featuring: Hayden Cervi
Edited by: Oli Taylor
Music: Ra Ra Viper - Big Speak
Winter dragged on. Rain, grey skies and a coastline waiting for its moment. Then, almost out of nowhere, spring showed up in the Pays Bigouden. The sun came out, the sandbanks woke up and the waves started doing things they rarely do around here — staying good for more than five minutes. Gaspard Larsonneur was there to make the most of it.
After a long, rainy winter, which you can relive in SEAFOAM, the good weather finally returned to the Pays Bigouden.
Sunshine, warmth… and above all, sandbanks like we hadn’t seen in a very long time!
Last spring, one great surf day followed another, much to our delight. It’s really rare to see a wave stay in place for so long around here, so of course… we made the most of it!
Sessions, sunshine, beautiful waves and plenty of good times in the water. Here’s a look back at this very special spring in the Pays Bigouden.
Enjoy the video!
Gaspard Larsonneur
Sailing through the Caribbean, John John Florence and fam quickly learned just how fickle the swells can be in this part of the world. Waves tend to be short-lived, whether the energy fades or the winds shift, with a lot needing to come together for the right conditions. After anchoring for a couple of days, the waves finally started to pick up, and they couldn’t believe what they were seeing. Everyone was instantly excited. Lauryn (Florence) thought it was some of the most beautiful water she had ever seen.
