Florida Surf Museum

08/29/2026

Please don't tease

08/28/2026

Bummer

08/28/2026

Surfing legend Shaun Tomson was visiting some Florida surf shops recently

08/27/2026

Legendary Surf Spots on the East Coast

Reef Road - Palm Beach, Florida

Located on the south side of the Lake Worth Inlet, Reef Road is a go-to big wave spot when the North swells from the Atlantic Ocean march down the East Coast.

The inside sandbar makes for some fun waves on smaller days but when it’s big (and it does get big), the North swells hit the outer reef creating triple overhead surf that many of the top Floridian surfers show up to get a taste of the legendary wave.

David Reese may be considered the ultimate Reef Road local, as he has hosted many an East Coast legend when they converge on his little slice of heaven on the beach when the surf is pumping.

Bill Holmes, Baron Knowlton, Scott McCranels and Tom Warnke are just a few of the surfers tied to the history of the spot along with Peter Mendia who is a standout on many of the biggest days.

📸 : Nelson/Arruza
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08/24/2026

Enjoy this outstanding interview with legend Matt Kechele on the Barton Lynch/ Stoked Bloke podcast

Matt Kechele is a champion surfer from Florida in the USA and an OG...

08/23/2026

A little ray of hope over the horizon

08/23/2026

Introducing The Incredible Women of the East Coast 🌊✨

A new series celebrating the trailblazing women of the East Coast Surfing Hall of Fame-their stories, achievements, and lasting impact on East Coast surfing.

First up is Elaine Davis. Born in Arkansas and raised in Florida, Elaine Davis began surfing at 14 and quickly made her mark, finishing 3rd on the East Coast in 1968.

In 1970, she headed to Hawaii, where she became known for charging the powerful waves of Oahu’s North Shore. Davis went on to surf for Zephyr and Lightning Bolt, compete on the IPS Pro Women’s Tour—finishing 7th in the world—and place 4th at the 1977 Smirnoff Pro-Am.

A true East Coast trailblazer, Davis earned respect around the world for her fearless, aggressive surfing. 🌊🏄‍♀️