Rollerskiing in London
Cross-Country Ski without Snow If you love a sport that can only be done in a certain climate or weather, you probably had to look for alternatives whilst the whole world was in lockdown in 2020. Charlie as so many others who love surfing got herself a
A taste of digital nomading
Lessons learned from a surf-workcation Charlie had been dreaming about this for a long time. She had done partial workcations before when she was in Hossegor for the Quiksilver Pro France 2019 and the year before for an extended New Year’s trip to Fuerteventura. Both trips were
Homesickness: an unknown emotion
Time to go home Whenever Charlie travels back home, there are usually tears involved. She already misses all the people she’s met and the places she went to. This time, something was different. She misses everybody, but most people had left weeks before her and those that
Saturdays in Conil de la Frontera
Old and new friends It had been a stormy week and the sky was finally clearing up a bit on Saturday. There were no waves, so surfing was not an option. Charlie went to her favourite coffee shop in Conil, Malcafé, after breakfast with the intention of
Surf days and Flamenco Nights
Bank holiday weekend in Spain It was a bank holiday weekend in Spain and the surf hostel in Conil where Charlie was staying had arranged a surf camp and it was fully booked. Everybody had surf lessons all weekend. Charlie went with them in the van to
United in their passion for Travel and Surf
Charlie’s second week in Conil de La Frontera Charlie had already been in Conil for a whole week and it had been a quiet week. She had been surfing, skating and working from the surf hostel in Conil de la Frontera and enjoyed the sun and the
„Que bonita es la vida“
Sunset on a surfboard It was a bank holiday in Spain and Charlie seemed to be the only one who had to work that Monday. She still joined the others in the van to El Palmar and would work from Canibal Royal, the bar next to Take
Nomads Surfing: Eco-friendly Surf Products
Introducing a surf brand that works towards sustainability It started in 2017 when three friends whose playground is the ocean decided that something had to change: Thomas, Nicolas and Basile were on a surf journey in South East Asia. Perfect waves. Beautiful beaches. A dream for every
Pasta and a Handpan concert
When a musician comes along in a surf hostel After one month at the surf hostel in Conil, Charlie had finally found some balance between work and life. Being a digital nomad isn’t always easy, especially when you have to work when others go surfing. This Friday
Wakana and Vejer de la Frontera
Aren’t we the luckiest? The surf forecast for that day for El Palmar wasn’t good and the girls decided to make use of the car that Marta had rented for a whole month. Santi, the owner of Take Hostel, had recommended to go to Wakana Lake and