BILLABONG - Welcome To Ericeira
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 พ.ย. 2019
- Billabong presents ‘Welcome To Ericeira’, a short documentary about Portugal’s surf cradle that has turned into a global surf destination... Featuring Tomas Fernandes, Tiago Pires, Nick Uricchio, Paulo Martins, Frederico Morais...
In a short 12-minute format, join Portugal’s surfing pioneers & modern-times super stars who have contributed and continue to build Portugal’s surfing culture. From industry visionary leader Paulo Martins to Elite world Tour competitors Morais and Pires, deep dive into one of the world’s most surf-passionate countries and its own local version of the Seven-mile miracle, Ericeira.
All filmed & edited by @whiteflagproductions
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For more info: www.billabong.fr/welcome-to-ericeira - กีฬา
Welcome to our paradise
Such an epic place with a rich history of surf!
Amazing !
Parabéns Billabong, grande trabalho!
Ericeira em grande!!! Máinada \.../
Boa Miguel... Tas no teu "sonho".
Grande Abc.
🔝🔝🔝🔝
Bom em todos os aspectos, parabéns. Ainda alguém duvida que somos a capital da Europa??? ;)
Parabéns! Belíssimo vídeo! Ericeira Rules.
Olá João, sou Emanuel de Milão. 33 anos. Estudei Português No começo de Setembro 2022 tirarei minhas férias e estava pensando em conjugar surf com natureza passando uma semana no Portugal. Ao seu ver qual è o melhor lugar? Costa da Capiraca ou Faro? Me falaram de escolas de surf onde eu posso compartilhar um quarto e atender aulas além de visitar o redor (excursões). Já tô começando a procurar informações pela Internet. Agradeço pelas dicas. Valeu
@@emabraita4708 Boa tarde. Os melhores lugares para fazer surf em Portugal, são a Ericeira, Peniche e Sagres. Em qualquer num destes sítios tem escolas e locais para ficar. Obrigado.
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Noche country, what is the Best Month to practice surf? Thanks!
Esse careca parece brasileiro pelo sotaque
Casa....
what a fakking wave,
puts, vou engrossar o crowd ai, se Deus quiser! Bye Bye Brasil!!
A bit overrated .. Ericeira is a great place but there are too many people who want to learn how to surf here on the beginners beaches. It's overall a city that does not have much else to offer apart from surfing so if you like to visit museums or emerge into the actual Portugal culture it's a bit tricky. Public transportation is also rubbish, you have to walk at least 30 min to the Bus terminal to go to Mafra or Sintra or even Lisbon. Having a car is necessary but wait until you see the traffic in the weekend here :)))
True. Large corporations and rich men will carry on taking, they should be bound by law to give back to the town and protect the heritage.