‘Surfing No Kandui on the first day with some sets reaching 10ft + was clearly the best and biggest day of the trip.

A scary wave at best as you can’t tell which waves will let you escape the channel with its long fast shallow barrel. 

Just ahead of Kelly Slater, during the middle of the day my best wave came. I ‘freehanded’ it on my backhand which is always an exclamation point. Such a special day surfing with Kelly and the other guys that were having a dig.’

Overall, a memorable and unforgettable trip as the other surfers were all so enjoyable to live with over the 2 week trip. Good laughs, food and waves. @billykean

Who doesn’t like a good Snapper edit, frankly if you don’t grab your coat we’re done. To those of us who are more enlightened sit down pull up a chair and enjoy the show, let’s roll with the cool kids of Coolangatta.

The latest offering from lensman Adam Norris has just dropped, joining the entries for this years shorties at the London Surf  Film Festival. To vote and check out the rest of this years talent head over to londonsurffilmfestival.com and get involved.

Film & Edit: @offshoresphoto

Featuring: Reubyn Ash, Will Bailey, Barnaby Cox, Miles Hargreaves, Woody New, Will Taper.

Music: ‘Parallel Events’ Curved Mirror

Living in Sydney its amazing to have such a world class wave like Cape Solander aka Ours or Pikers Hole situated in the city suburb of Kurnell in Gweagal Country part of Dharawal Nation.
Here in this swell chase, we have two days at the Cape where on day two it surprised everyone with a solid 6 to 8 foot heaving barrels with some incredible rides by bodyboarders, board riders & bodysurfers. I got to test out my new Red cinema camera, the new Red V Raptor and got some beautiful results. Enjoy… Tim Bonython