The World Waveski Surf Championship takes place once a year and gathers approximatelly 100 competitors from 10 different countries and all continents in a social, environmental, touristic and of course, sporting event. Its main target is to estimulate and encourage people all over the world to join this very exciting version of surfing. As an extreme, inovating, socially and environmentally correct sport, Waveski Surf represents an excellent opportunnity for all those who wish to be in a process of continuous personal development, being alligned with the current principles of environmental sustainability. The 2004 version of the event is ratified and supervised by the World Waveski Association, which rules the sport globally.

This will be the second tour of the Waveski Tribe to Brazil and it promises to be even more remarkable than the first one, in 1999.

Waveski Surf

This sport was born in the Sixties, when Australians lifeguards used their open kayaks to surf waves in the intervals between surfing championships. Its extreme characteristics and visual impact have soon generated interest in the public in general. Nowadays, Waveski Surfing is performed in all continents, in more than 20 countries, and has Australia, South Africa, France, England, New Zeland and, more recently, Brazil as its exponents.