It's tricky to stay surf-trip fit when you don't live near, well, surf. Rach talks us through a short sequence to build strength and stamina while you are away from the ocean.
In photos - We sent out our resident photographer Jamie on a kids club session, to capture some of the next generation in action.
Georgie is the Director + Founder of Wanderlust Life Jewellery - a wonderful small business with its roots in North Devon, making understated, minimal jewellery inspired by travel, adventure and the ocean.
Matty ~ "I couldn’t say no when the crew at Soul & Surf invited me to join them as a surf coach on their retreat to Chicama Peru. The world’s longest left is not only a heaven-sent wave with sections ...
In late November 2009, Sofie & I first came to Varkala, Kerala. A couple of months before we had left home, our jobs and business to spend the best part of a year surfing the world.
We know how lucky we are to work with such talented photographers at our homes around the world. Today on Soul People we interview Jamie Mitchell, resident snapper in Kerala.
Phewee, we’ve come to the end of our first season in Europe.
The call hasn’t stopped, it has increased. After a couple of years coming back to Chicama I thought I was going to feel less ‘stoked’. As can sometimes happen with the places you already know, they begin to feel ...
It’s been almost 5 months now since the devastating Easter Sunday attacks in Sri Lanka which saw locations across Colombo and in Batticaloa targeted by terrorists.
Soul People: The first time we met Mike - the photographer behind Pura Vida Cornwall - he took some seriously beautiful shots of our home and surrounding neighbourhood in Sri Lanka.
It might still be peak season over in Portugal, at our new home in the Algarve, but we've been busy behind the scenes making plans for how we'll be spending our first winter in Europe.
Whether you're answering emails from a cafe in Portugal, a hammock in Sri Lanka or - if you're Anita - the boot of a hatchback, working from anywhere is equal parts freedom and organised chaos. Here's how to do it ...
We asked Pooja to write about Varkala in her own way, and this journal is her take on the place as it’s lived day to day, slow, familiar, and quietly meaningful.
