Teahupoo had a few slow seasons between 2016-2017. This year’s fared way better, with over a half dozen solid swells already in the books. And Monday, July 2nd saw the biggest bombs since Nathan ...

As mentioned, Surfline’s Jeremiah Klein has been in the channel at Teahupoo since Friday. This morning, the swell stuck around — clearly — and conditions were flawless till about noon, at which point ...

The idea of riding a motorbike on water may sound far-fetched, but Australian stunt rider Robbie Maddison has done just that - and taken the idea to the next level by doing it at one of the world's ...

The waves at Teahupoo are measured more by thickness than height, a sign of the cyclonic energy building within. They are some of the heaviest waves on the planet. They approach the small Tahitian ...

Over the course of the last decade, I've seen surf contests from just about every corner of the globe. From bobbing in the channel at Teahupoo in Tahiti to elbowing wanna-be gangsters out of the way ...

SURFING one of the world’s most dangerous breaks is enough of a rush for some. Jamie O’Brien felt the need to set himself on fire first. Watch the video here. Hawaiian pipeline master Jamie O’Brien ...

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A surfer rides a huge wave at the Teahupoo beach in the French Polynesia island of Tahiti on August 13, 2021. (Photo by Tim McKenna / AFP) (Photo by TIM MCKENNA/AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty ...

See more photos like these in our Extreme Photo of the Week gallery. Adventure: The conditions look incredible. What was the general mood at Teahupoo, Tahiti, that day? Photographer Brian Bielmann: ...

Tahiti's two distinct surfing seasons allow both inexperienced and expert surfers to take advantage of the varying swells. Travelers can head to several surf spots on the island: Papara, Papenoo and ...

The waves at Teahupoo are measured more by thickness than height, a sign of the cyclonic energy building within. They are some of the heaviest waves on the planet. They approach the small Tahitian ...