400km down the coast. A desert lagoon. The sport at scale.

From the blog · Adam Stetzer

This week we're looking at wing foiling at two different extremes of ambition: Guy Bridge grinding 400km along the UK south coast over three days, and Dakhla — the Moroccan lagoon that's quietly become the sport's wave capital. Different trips, same pull.

400km in Three Days: Guy Bridge's Long-Distance Wing Foiling Downwind Along the UK South Coast

Guy Bridge covered 400km of UK south coast from Devon to Folkestone in three days, spending 19 hours and 48 minutes on the water — a number that makes the pacing requirements very concrete.

Wing Foiling Dakhla, Morocco: The Desert Lagoon That Has Become the Sport's Wave Capital

Dakhla Lassarga sits where the Atlantic Ocean meets a sheltered lagoon, giving riders a choice between flat-water foiling and one of the longest clean waves in Morocco on the same afternoon.

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