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Hossegor, France
A year-round playground for both seasoned surfers and budding shredders. It’s no wonder this seaside town in southwestern France is known as Europe’s surf capital. Expect pine-backed beaches, creative foodie spots and a pumping après-surf scene.
Santa Cruz, Portugal
Calling all low-key, laidback, eco-conscious wave chasers to Portugal’s Silver Coast. With an impressive stretch of beaches and consistent conditions, it has become an icon in the surfing world. A place where people come to unplug and enjoy the good life.
Montauk, U.S.A.
Local fishermen still fondly referred to this low-key stretch of Long Island as “The End’’ when artists and rock ‘n’ rollers first drew attention to its peaceful charms in the ‘70s. The eastern tip quickly morphed into the Hampton’s not-so-secret surf hub.
Puerto Escondido, Mexico
Surfers have gathered on the Mexican pipeline for decades. But in the last few years this strip of Pacific coast has welcomed a cluster of smart restaurants and independent hotels bringing the attention of Puerto (as it’s known by locals) to a new crowd.
Verbier, Switzerland
Few places rival Verbier, where challenging high-altitude terrain meets carve-it-up après action. At the center of Switzerland's largest ski area the 4 Vallèes, it can be daunting for first time skiers but thrilling for experts testing adventurous routes.
Meribel, French Alps
Nestled in the heart of the world’s largest ski area, Les Trois Vallées, Meribel boasts over 600km of velvety pistes surrounded by picturesque backdrops. World-renowned for both après and ski, it’s no secret why everyone loves Meribel.
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