@@TheJontydavid Actually the Great Whites have disappeared from our shores to such an extent that the shark cage diving boats have had to become seal diving boats now. All thanks to the Aussies love of fish and chips which is made from small sharks caught in our waters. The small sharks are the great whites prey, no prey, no sharks. Very sad. Surfers love it but its terrible for the ecosystem and its putting people out of business.
@@krishorst4734 yeah but last few months made worse by the orcas in the area chasing sharks away.. I agree not saying sharks bad.. Just meant if I'm in the water I have to make peace with it.
I’m South African. Did you ever surf the Wedge in tea water with sharks? You had to drive into the port, take a right. Pretend you’re going to Milnerton. Park and then climb oversize, concrete Jax, which were the breakwater. Always got a ding in my board, just to get in into the water. Dunno, was it a Saturday or Sunday? We spotted a fin in the water. A real sharp fin, not a porpoise or dolphin curve. A real fin. Fuck me if all 5 of us just kept surfing. We thought we were all going to live forever.
Awesome man enjoy the trip, in CT for the best performance longboards check out www.starboard.co.za on the showcase tab on www.zigzag.co.za. lekker man
@@krishorst4734 The Cape Town water crises of 2015 stems from a combination of poor planning, three years of drought and spectacularly bad crisis management. The city's outdated water infrastructure has long struggled to keep up with the burgeoning population.
@@krishorst4734 Cape Town was able to avoid Day Zero - but only through a combination of aggressive water conservation and efficiency campaigns, and increased rainfall in 2018. Day Zero was pushed back by a full month due to restrictions in allocation of water to surrounding agricultural areas.
"it's a dream to live here as a surfer"
You forgot to mention that the water is Fiiiing cold and those Jurassic bitey things
The Llandudno freeze burn, so cold you hands and feet cramp
@@brettwilliams657 crybaby ;)
Hahah indeed keeps some of the people away great for the rest of us.. got to make peace with deaths jaws sometime lol...
@@TheJontydavid Actually the Great Whites have disappeared from our shores to such an extent that the shark cage diving boats have had to become seal diving boats now. All thanks to the Aussies love of fish and chips which is made from small sharks caught in our waters. The small sharks are the great whites prey, no prey, no sharks. Very sad. Surfers love it but its terrible for the ecosystem and its putting people out of business.
@@krishorst4734 yeah but last few months made worse by the orcas in the area chasing sharks away.. I agree not saying sharks bad.. Just meant if I'm in the water I have to make peace with it.
Fantastic clip guys... Makes me feel homesick!
Love Cape Town
Must be sweet to be a Cape Town local. Lekker.
Yessir
This is so amazing Calvin
Awesome video!!!
Man I miss the waves over there
Good work bugger!
I’m South African. Did you ever surf the Wedge in tea water with sharks? You had to drive into the port, take a right. Pretend you’re going to Milnerton. Park and then climb oversize, concrete Jax, which were the breakwater. Always got a ding in my board, just to get in into the water. Dunno, was it a Saturday or Sunday? We spotted a fin in the water. A real sharp fin, not a porpoise or dolphin curve. A real fin. Fuck me if all 5 of us just kept surfing. We thought we were all going to live forever.
"Back to Jurassic Park or something".
I was surfing Muizenberg in 1972 already.
After the Covid pandemic I'm moving here to surf for life
All yours for the taking bro! :D
Sick video dude! awe! #783
Cool
Davy Stolk .... Mr. Capetown.
Good vibes in the water unless you go surf at Llandudno...where everyone thinks they own the place.
Kiff movie. Thanx
A bludgeon. Bludgerdream
World class great whites
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Awesome man enjoy the trip, in CT for the best performance longboards check out www.starboard.co.za on the showcase tab on www.zigzag.co.za. lekker man
best time of the year to surf in cape town ?
Winter swells are usually the best
Z
Winter for the bigger stuff, but summer generally has a lot to offer at the open ocean beaches ( and favorable winds )
Definitely winter, so may June and July
Lol...ok 🤘🥱
Icy water and inconsistent at best
should add "lame" on the beginning of ur name.
Sadly only one ocean you would need to go to cape agulus to get indo the India ocean. But hey they are made up anyway
Just bring your own drinking water with.............
The tap water is perfectly drinkable.
lol CT has some of the best drinking water around, what u on about??
@@krishorst4734 The Cape Town water crises of 2015 stems from a combination of poor planning, three years of drought and spectacularly bad crisis management. The city's outdated water infrastructure has long struggled to keep up with the burgeoning population.
@@krishorst4734 Cape Town was able to avoid Day Zero - but only through a combination of aggressive water conservation and efficiency campaigns, and increased rainfall in 2018. Day Zero was pushed back by a full month due to restrictions in allocation of water to surrounding agricultural areas.