Andy Schwartz surf guide BIO
World Surfaris are stoked to support underground charger Andy Schwartz on his quest to be one of the most barrelled surfers alive. 2013...
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May 8, 2013
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Samoan Surfaris, more high praise
Hi All, The south swells are here! Its that time of year when the Indian Ocean lights up and we get bombarded with reports from our...
Handhu Outer Atoll Latest
Hi all, By now you’re all undoubtedly aware that Brett Wortman is onboard the Handhu. He’s currently cruising around the...
Santa Lusia – 2013 is off with a bang!
Hi all, As you’re all know we occasionally post client feedback to the blog. Alex Myles recently returned from a trip onboard the...
Still frothing like a grom!
Hi all, We thought we’d send a big shout out to World Surfaris oldest team rider, Keith ‘Angry’ Anderson. Keith turns...
Outer Atolls awesomeness trip 1
Hi all, Brett Wortman has just finished his brief stint on the Handhu Fahli cruising around the Outer Atolls taking snaps of our guests...
Handhu Fahli high praise
Hi all, As you know only the cream of testimonials make the blog. Every now and then someone has such an exceptional trip that...
The deep south is working
Hi All, Not sure if you’ve heard about the awesome swell our clients have been scoring in the Outer Atolls? Its been pretty sick to...
Noosa Festival of Surfing
Hi All, World Surfaris proudly jumped onboard this year as sponsor of the Noosa Festival of Surfing offering all competitors an...
Maldives 2013: An interview with Richard and Amy Kotch
Amy Kotch, one half of the dynamite duo, sits comfy in Worldclass left Lohis Hi all, Richard and Amy Kotch are currently sitting tight in...
Sultans and Honkey’s: Still on the menu
Sultans and Honky's, 2 Maldivian favorites are still open for business in 2013. Hi all, Despite what you may have heard or read,...
Santa Lusia Mentawais: Stunning Value
Hi all, Santa Lusia has thrown an amazing deal in our direction to entice you to get onboard this season. The vessel has always been...