Wing foiling in Cabarete, Dominican Republic. What are the best spots to wingfoil in DR? We picked Playa Grande.
Mark Zuckerberg Hydrofoils in Hawaii during global lockdown and its awesome!
Hydrofoiling is the future and the future is now- Charles Österlund The foiling world continues to grow as not only the day to day john doe and weekend warriors join the revolution though some of the biggest names on earth such as Mark Zuckererg begin to learn. In the image we have no other than the co-founder of Facebook Mark Zuckerberg catching some Hawaiian swell on a hydrofoil. This photo is rad for various reasons though the main reason for us is simple… He is wearing protective equipment! The majority of people hate protective equipment for the simple reason that it is not stylish. Most people rather look stylish then safe and we cannot deny that sometimes we ourselves are like this. Wearing protective gear is bulky and takes away a little of the “freedom”. When people begin hydrofoiling regardless …
1 Reason you should travel to Dominican Republic in 2021
Whether you were a couch potato throughout the global pandemic of COVID-19 or were one of the few living actively pushing themselves throughout the lockdown… we all noticed one thing in 2020- We noticed is that nothing is guaranteed only change is. We could create a long list of why to visit Dominican Republic though one reason and one reason only is enough we believe! Life is short and now is the time to live and experience life because who knows what tomorrow brings! After reading that statement one of three things will happen. Some will disagree, some will explode and others will simply nod and close this tab and begin searching their calendars for the soonest possible date to book a ticket and come down. If you are still reading that means you have not exploded though you don’t …
Wingsurfing and Wingfoiling in Cabarete, Dominican Republic with LBCABARETE
Winsurfing is evolving ever so quickly as more and more people are joining this sport and pushing its limits. Before trying it be warned that it is addictive! Wingfoiling is a great extension for anyone who loves being salty under the sun.
How To Protect Your Foil ft Charles Osterlund – Cabarete, Dominican Republic
Hey guys ! Charles Osterlund here with Liquid Blue Cabarete in Cabarete, Dominican Republic. A lot of people have been asking how I protect my foil while travelling, transporting it, moving around and this is the answer. A lot of brands have been coming out with this foil cover/protector. Some people just cover the front wing, this is a full cover. As you can see in the video it covers everything and that is the perfect way to bring your foil anywhere you want. There is also a protector for your mast… Personally I don’t really think I need it since I don’t transport it that much. I hope this video has helped you and see you on the water! Thank you for watching and we hope you enjoyed our video! For any idea or questions you may have, comment …
Comparison between the 4.2/5/6 m Swing – Cabarete, Dominican Republic
Hi everyone, Welcome back to our blog! Here is a little comparison between the biggest wings on the F-One range. There is about six wings in the line up, and the ones we are comparing today are the biggest ones. All seems the perfect fit for our conditions here in Cabarete and could be used all the way to 25 knots. It all depends with what gear you match it with and the conditions of your home spot. For more detailed infos, watch the video : ) Thank you for watching and we hope you enjoyed our video! For any idea or questions you may have, comment in the section below or email us at [email protected]! If you want to stay up to date with our content – subscribe to our YouTube and check us out on: Instagram: @lbcabarete Facebook: …
The Ultimate Surfing Guide for The North Coast of Dominican Republic.
Surfing on the North Coast of the Dominican Republic can be an amazing experience as long you are at the right place at the right time. The North Coast has one of the most consistent surf beaches out of the entire country. Playa Encuentro. Playa Encuentro is the Surfing Mecca of the North Coast, where the majority of the surf schools are located but also the best waves. This is the Ultimate Surf Guide for the North Coast for the North Coast ENJOY!! If you need a special team to document your Dominican Republic Surf Adventures we highly recommend the Biz-Dev Media Team. With a capacity to make a mini documentary and capture the best moments of your trip! How to get a surfboard – In the North Coast of the Dominican Republic, Puerto Plata / Cabarete, there are many …
Traveling to Cabarete: POP Airport
So, you’re finally coming to Cabarete. After a long (or maybe not so long) and hopefully uneventful flight, you can feel your toes in the sand, the breeze in your hair and hear the crash of the Atlantic waves. Well, almost, because you still have to get here from wherever you landed! Thankfully, getting from POP to Cabarete could definitely be one of the easier parts of your journey. Depending on which of the DR’s airports you’re coming from, there are a variety of ways. Let’s explore some of your options when flying into Puerto Plata. Tip: Make sure you have some cash on hand, both US Dollars and Dominican Pesos (DOP) before you exit the airport. Puerto Plata International Airport (POP) → Cabarete Gregorio Luperon International is the fourth busiest airport on the island. Capable of handling planes of …
Hurricane Season: Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic has been a favorite travel destination for quite some time now, and tourists come in from all over the globe year-round to enjoy the warm tropical climate, beautiful landscape, rich culture, deep history, and cheap airfare. Well, at least in September and that also depends greatly on where you’re flying in from.This may sound like good news to some of you and while I’m sure the first thing you’re thinking about is booking that flight, there is just one minor detail (minor being an understatement): the month of September also happens to be the peak of, well, hurricane season. When is the hurricane season? The Atlantic hurricane season starts around June and runs until November of every year. These are the Summer and early Fall seasons when the weather is sunny and humid, with some cloudiness …