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The geology in Cape town is not only truly beautiful, but it also provides some good vantage points for early morning surf checks. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Michael Monk going tail high in the Eastern Cape. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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You gotta face the storms head on and just go. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Back in the Eastern Cape, solo sessions are the norm. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Greg between a rock and a falling lip. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Adin Masencamp, king of the western cape wedges. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Young ripper Adin Masencamp charges and knows how to fit into the round western cape waves. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Beauty and the boost. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Michael Monk behind the peak on the East Coast. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Adin at home in the Boland region of S.A. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Adin Masencamp, full speed at the oncoming section with the Cape Town mountains as an audience. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Denver Struwig solo session on the East Coast. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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After barrels, you can finish off with a few beers on the East Coast. Simon Fish liven' the cruisy life. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Point Breaks galore here. It's an Eastern Cape trademark. Michael Monk leans in. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Greg Emslie blasting through the lip close to his home. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Michael Monk, hard off the top. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Greg getting some respite from the African sun. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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A dreamy looking day in Cape town. Bennett Atkinson about to get shacked. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
Over the last four months, I’ve traveled along the coast from my home on the east coast to Cape Town, South Africa. In between my surfs, I have captured a few awesome moments. Hopefully, they portray the beauty and abundance of surf our amazing country has to offer.
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