Gabriel Villarán: “I think it’s been a while since I got so many tubes in a single swell”
The Peruvian enjoyed the queen of the Galapagos, La Carola, with the waves sent by Eddie's swell. "La Carola was great (…) I caught thousands of waves"; a video is coming to his channel, here is a preview
The best photos from the final day of the Sails of Change Galapagos Cup
This is how Alonso Correa and Mimi Barona were crowned champions of the first stage of the 2023-2024 WSL regional tour
Six favourites in the Sails of Change Cup in Galapagos
Some talents who look good to go far in the event
The Sails of Change Cup will start on Wednesday with good waves in Lobería
Powerful swell heads towards the archipelago
The best photos from the final day of the Sails of Change Galapagos Cup
The decision of the historic event in 15 snapshots
Check out the replay of the final day of the Sails of Change Galapagos Cup here
Everything that happened at the conclusion of the historic event
Miguel Tudela and Sol Aguirre's victory in the Sails of Change Cup, on video
Three days of absolute perfection in the Galapagos determined the champions in the first QS in the history of the archipelago
The Sails of Change Galapagos Cup was won by Miguel Tudela and Sol Aguirre
Mimi was vice and Manuel third
Video highlights from day 1 of the Sails of Change Galapagos Cup
With this caliber of surfing, the best 16 of the event were defined
The best 16 were defined in the Sails of Change Galapagos Cup
Pesantes, Sáenz, Bibi, Loor, Selman, Burgos, Parrales and Tudela continue ahead in the event
Meet Tongo Reef, the wave hosting the Sails of Change Galapagos Cup
Perfect lefts with up to 300 meters of travel in their glory days
Tomorrow the Galapagos QS begins and these are the series
I Have Reef already has several of the best on the continent training on its perfect lefts
Three out of three: Mimi Barona won the third ALAS
The Ecuadorian competed in three international events in less than three weeks and won them all.
Ecuador is the majority facing the final day of the first ALAS of Galapagos
Five of the 16 surfers remaining in the tournament are locals. Chile follows closely with four
