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A new inland surfing destination called “The Wave” in Bristol, England will be the site of Europe’s first Wavegarden Cove open to the public. Construction work commenced in April 2018 and, if all goes according to plan, the complex will open its doors to the public in Autumn 2019. The surf park will use Wavegarden’s […]
The team behind Wavegarden Scotland and Scottish surfers alike are celebrating the news that the planning application to build a Wavegarden Cove in Craigpark Quarry, Edinburgh has been given the green light. The disused quarry will now be transformed into a world-class surf park and family leisure attraction – a first for Scotland. Wavegarden Scotland […]
Hawaiian pro surfer Sebastian Zietz has been surfing at Wavegarden’s R&D center in northern Spain each year since 2014. On his last visit, his good friend and fellow pro surfer Stu Kennedy tagged along for a high performance man-on-man training session. “I have got Stu with me and I am excited to see how it […]
We are pleased to announce that our Australian licensee, Urbnsurf, will soon commence construction of the world’s first public Wavegarden Cove facility in the city of Melbourne. With funding and planning permits firmly in place, URBNSURF MELBOURNE is scheduled to start civil works as early as March, 2018, on a site conveniently located just 16 […]
On their annual pilgrimage through Europe, four members of the renowned “Brazilian Storm” – Filipe Toledo, Miguel Pupo, Ian Gouveia and Italo Ferreira – dropped past Wavegarden’s R&D center for a day of surfing, training and fun. Filipe, Miguel and Ian were accompanied by their partners and young babies. Accustomed to watching their husbands surf […]
The Wavegarden Cove has been tested and approved by many of the world’s top ranked surfers, although its versatility extends well beyond making great waves for the elite. Illustrating this point a “Family Surf Session” was organised at Wavegarden’s R&D demo center with several families with varying degrees of experience. The emphasis was on fun, […]
