Known as the ‘Bible of Surfing’, Surfer Magazine has been the foremost authority on surf culture since 1960. Just like the legacy brand, Surfer delivers unrivaled content and captivating stories that inspire, and celebrate the world of surfing.
View From a Blue MoonA dynamic surfer travels to some of his favorite surfing destinations around the world, from Oahu in Hawaii to the dark, uncharted waters of Africa.
Trouble: The Lisa Andersen StoryChronicling the rise of Lisa Andersen, who ran away from home as a teen to pursue surfing and prevailed through many life struggles before becoming a four-time world champion.
Tropically YoursThe best kept secrets in the surfing world; new exotic locales still exist.
Transition: Noah's StoryCanadian surfer Noah Cohen and filmmaker Nate Laverty document what it takes to chase the Olympic dream; meeting one of the few professional surfers in Canada and learning what it takes to reach his international aspirations.
ThundercloudElite surfers recount one of the most spectacular days in surfing history: June 8, 2012. A massive swell arrives at Fiji's Cloudbreak, aka Thundercloud Reef, during the ASP World Championship Surfing Tour event.
The More Things Change"The More Things Change"In the early 70s, Hawaiian surfer Gerry Lopez pioneered the waves at Bali's legendary Uluwatu surf break; four decades later, Lopez returns to see how much has changed.
Self Discovery for Social SurvivalAn exploration of pro surfing, music, the environment and local culture.
Single Fin YellowSinglefin Yellow tells the story of one surfboard's life as it travels the globe shared by a group of friends.
Spinning at the Speed of NowThe spotlight is on Filipe Toledo as he travels with Josh Kerr, Damien Hobgood, Carlos Munoz, Miguel Pupo, Stevie Pittman and Victor Bernardo.
The Essence of SurfingGetting to the heart of why surfing is the greatest sport in the world.
Peel: The Peru ProjectSurfers embark on a quest for the perfect wave off the coast of Peru.
Step Into LiquidIn a documentary shot in waters all over the globe, director Dana Brown takes on tall waves and surfers who live to challenge them. The film treks from the Irish coast, where a trio of American brothers take on the Atlantic surf, to Rapa Nui in the Pacific, where the Easter Island statues gaze out at board-riding daredevils. Brown also finds good surfing in unlikely places, like Wisconsin and Texas, and charts the rise of female surfers in a sport traditionally dominated by males.
The Endless SummerDocumentary filmmaker Bruce Brown, himself a competition-level surfer, follows surfers Michael Hynson and Robert August on an around-the-world surfing adventure. With Brown's wry, sardonic narration and a twangy, guitar-driven instrumental soundtrack by The Sandals playing over the silent footage, Mike and Rob leave their California home to visit Hawaii, Australia, South Africa and other secluded surfing spots in a search for the surfer's holy grail that Brown dubs "The Perfect Wave."
The Endless Summer RevisitedFor the first time edited together is unused footage from The Endless Summer and The Endless Summer II.
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