Although you can rent boards at a surf resort there's nothing quite like riding the waves with a personal board that's well-seasoned. Due to their large sizes, though, traveling with a surfboard can be challenging. Here are three things you should do to make the process easier and reduce the risk of damage to your board.
Pack Right
To protect your surfboard from scratches and nicks while traveling, it's important to properly pack it.
There's something soothing about watching ocean waves wash up on the beach – especially if you're surrounded by the peaceful comfort of a luxury hotel room and all its amenities. When you need to recharge your batteries, getting away all on your own to a place by the sea is an ideal solution. Anincreasing number of travelers are opting to go solo, so your choice to slip away for a few days won't be out of the ordinary.
