The Santa Cruz Surfing Museum overlooks one of the most renowned surfing spots in Santa Cruz – Steamer Lane. Along with historic surfing photographs and boards, the museum features a bevy of ...

Curator Deborah Osterberg said the exhibit was inspired by a quote that was used in last year’s exhibit on the 150th ...

You can also stop in to the Santa Cruz Surfing Museum along your stroll, which is stationed inside the Mark Abbott Memorial Lighthouse. Recent travelers and locals said West Cliff Drive is a must-do.

The Channel Islands are home to rocky cliffs, sandy beaches, wildlife – and very few visitors, finds Ellie Seymour ...

Santa Cruz has no shortage of surf shops and surf ... a popular store that houses the Florida Surf Museum. Ron Jon Surf Shop also has you covered for rental options and the best board to shred ...

Santa Cruz is an incredibly popular destination for surfers of all levels, and multiple surf schools offer classes every day of the week here. Walking along Santa Cruz’s East or West Cliff Drive ...

This California city is the birthplace of mainland surfing in the United States. Legend has it that in 1885, three Hawaiian princes introduced the sport here — even convincing a lumber mill to create ...

Operation Surf, a nonprofit bringing veterans to learn to surf every year started after a former pro-surfer wanted to give ...