WaveChaser is a blog dedicated to all things surfing, from beginner tips to advanced wave riding techniques. We bring you the latest surf news, gear reviews, and travel destinations to fuel your passion for the ocean.
WaveChaser was born out of a love for the ocean and a desire to share the stoke of surfing with the world. Whether you’re a seasoned surfer or just starting out, our blog offers something for everyone. From tutorials and gear reviews to surf culture and travel destinations, we cover all aspects of the sport. Our aim is to create a community of surf enthusiasts who share their experiences, learn from one another, and stay inspired by the waves.
Based in Singapore, we understand the unique challenges and joys of surfing in Southeast Asia, as well as the global surfing scene. Our articles focus on surf tips, destinations, and the lifestyle that surrounds surfing, ensuring that you’re always in the know about the latest in the surf world. WaveChaser is more than just a blog—it’s a place for surfers to connect and find new adventures.
From mastering the basics to learning advanced tricks, this section is dedicated to helping you improve your surfing skills. We offer detailed tutorials on paddling, duck diving, bottom turns, and more, ensuring that surfers of all levels can progress their abilities.
Looking for your next surf trip? We explore the best surf spots around the world, from hidden gems to world-famous breaks. Our travel guides include everything you need to know about surfing in these locations, including best seasons, accommodations, and local surf culture.
Wondering what board is best for your next session? In our gear review section, we cover everything from surfboards to wetsuits and fins. We offer honest reviews and insights to help you choose the right equipment for your surfing style and local conditions.
Surfing is more than just a sport—it’s a way of life. In this section, we dive into the culture surrounding surfing, from surf art and photography to environmental issues and the sustainable surfing movement. Discover how surfing influences fashion, music, and more.
At WaveChaser, our mission is simple: to inspire and educate surfers of all levels, bringing them closer to the ocean and to each other. We are committed to creating a platform that celebrates surfing as both a sport and a lifestyle, offering valuable insights and fostering a community that shares the passion for the waves.
Yes, although Singapore doesn’t have the best waves for surfing, there are small swells that are great for beginners. For more experienced surfers, nearby spots in Indonesia and Malaysia are just a short trip away.
Improving your balance is key to becoming a better surfer. We recommend practicing balance exercises on land, such as yoga, skateboarding, or using a balance board to simulate surfing movements.
It depends on where you’re headed! Generally, the best waves are during the local swell seasons. For example, the dry season from May to October is ideal for surfing in Bali. Always check the swell forecast before planning your trip.
Sun protection is essential for surfers. Always wear reef-safe sunscreen, and consider wearing a rash guard or wetsuit to protect against UV rays. Don’t forget to reapply sunscreen after every session.
Traditional surfboards are made from materials that aren’t very eco-friendly, but there are alternatives. Eco-friendly boards made from recycled materials, sustainably sourced wood, or plant-based resins are becoming more popular. These boards reduce the environmental impact of surfboard production.