Teahupo’o is a wet dream no matter what size. When the waves are big, it’s a spectacle that is beyond words. When it’s smaller, it’s more mechanical than Kelly’s wave pool. In between sessions, though, it’s all about fishing and having coldies with the crew. After that, you’re back in the water for half-lit evening session… or at least Caio Ibelli is. Get ready to see plenty more, as the WSL starts its 7th stop today.
2-Foot or 20-Foot, Teahupo’o is Utter Perfection
Jack Robinson, John John, Anthony Walsh, Ottz and few others living the life in paradise.
BY Toby Aimer | Community

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