Athletes will travel all the way to The End of the Road for their Olympic stage, the tiny coastal village of Teahupo’o — where the road literally ends. It will be the longest distance between ...

Comment sections lit up with claims that I was delusional for merely suggesting that Elter “could surprise people” at the Olympics in Teahupo’o. I was quite intentional in my use of the moda ...

Physically, nothing has changed since then, but with the increased attention the wave has stirred, Teahupo'o has become a well-trod yet still undercover surf destination. No hotels stand within an ...

First up, Tereva David of Tahiti, widely respected as one of the wisdom keepers of the world’s heaviest wave, Teahupo’o. To surf in Tahiti is to experience surfing unlike almost anywhere else.

Located 9,750 miles from Paris, Teahupo’o was primarily chosen for its high likelihood of scoring good waves during summer months. Located 9,750 miles from Paris in French Polynesia, Teahupo'o ...

"Hosting the Olympics at Teahupo'o is the best spot they could ever pick just because it's such a good wave at that time of the year," said local Vahine Fierro, who won the Tahiti Pro in pumping waves ...

The Manhattan Beach surf photographer spent a year chasing waves in Tahiti and Portugal for the movie, to be shown on a ...

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The Olympic surfing competition will take place in Teahupo’o on the island of Tahiti in French Polynesia. The village annually hosts the Billabong Pro Tahiti surf competition as part of the ...

“Big Wave: No Room for Error” follows Tahitian surfer Heimiti Fierrotakes to the crystal clear water at Teahupo’o, where the last Olympic surf competition was held, the lush forest in the ...