I’ve surfed for nearly thirty years and taken some big beatings. Always considered myself fit, regular exercise etc but i honestly can’t imagine taking a wipeout and beating here, well i can sort of but it’s not something i would relish! Massive respect to all involved!
I talked another day with one of these expert tow rescuers and he told me how easily one disappears in these thick smooths and how deep one can be dragged and not to be found at all for minutes.
as a passionate surfer myself i wonder how anybody can find pleasure in being in stormy and extremely dangerous water conditions and on top of that surfing those kind of waves, huge respect though for bravery and commitment
Its hard to understand, its true!! I think that pleasure you talk about comes totally from the purchase of adrenaline! Imagine droping one of those bombs! Thay say is adictive!!
@@Riceman-o1pThere isn’t much gasoline or fossil fuels used in surfing these waves, and jet skis don’t consume much fuel either. If you’re referring to the airplane flights taken by surfers to reach their destinations, it’s important to consider that those flights would still be operational even if surfers didn’t take them. Therefore, I don’t quite understand your point? If we take away all the “fun” from life, more people will end up on pharmaceutical antidepressants, which is detrimental to both the future of the planet and society. From what I know, surfers generally have a deep respect for the planet and the environment. They actively strive to take care of their playground... FYI - cars use approximately 603 million litres of gasoline per day and 1.4 billion litres of diesel per day - jet skis chump change!
Would love to see a study on the economic impact of this wave on the local economy! They have been blessed with one of 10 wonders of the world in their backyard and never even knew it!
Che onde incredibili !!!! E i surfisti..... ? Forse di un altro pianeta ! Video fantastico così al "naturale " . Grazie sempre per l' emozione !!!! 🌊🤙🔱🔥💥🇮🇹
to roll your own dice. life or[ -----] takes courage 99p/c of the world will never understand. pleased to see these free spirits. respect from a place emunne of opinion 💚🤙💯
Amazing as always! We were there 2 days before that, when the waves of storm Ciarán peaked, it was amazing! It's always amazing to record those massive waves!
The giant waves of Nazare normally happen between October and March, however for them to happen, some factors will be necessary such as a storm in the Full Ocean, wind factor and then the Nazare Canyon (underwater canyon with approximately 237km and its maximum depth goes up to 5km). There are wave forecast websites, with forecasts of up to 10/12 days. For those who live in Portugal and/or Europe, it is easier to plan.
To witness this waves is in my bucket list, but it's pure luck to find them. On the other hand, if it wasn't like this, the place would be insanely crowded
This feels like you’re watching the start of proper big wave surfing. They ride it for a bit then pull off when the wave actually starts breaking! Grow a pair and pull in!
It certainly makes you think about how they do it, trust me!. Thanks for watching, If you enjoyed it, consider subscribing for more content like this!!. Cheers!.
Que tal mis pana soy Venezolano también, vivo en Barcelona España y tengo planeado ir por primera vez a Nazare finales de Enero principio de febrero pero por solo 3 dias mi sueños es ver estas Olas gigante de Nazare en persona , me recomineda una fecha donde pueda al menos uno de los 3 dias poder tener suerte y ver estas Olas, Gracias
Hola Eduardo como estas? Desde ahora hasta marzo es la mejor epoca, solo que las olas llegan luego de una tormenta grande en el oceano, no todos los dias esta de este tamaño! Debes ir mirando el pronostico! O siguiendonos iremos avisando cuando venga un swell!
Las olas gigantes de Nazare normalmente ocurren entre octubre y marzo, sin embargo para que sucedan serán necesarios algunos factores como una tormenta en el Océano Lleno, factor viento y luego el Cañón de Nazare (cañón submarino con aproximadamente 237km y su profundidad máxima va hasta 5 kilómetros). Existen webs de previsión de olas, con previsiones de hasta 10/12 días. Para quienes viven en Portugal y/o Europa, es más fácil planificar.
Thanks mate! I know what u mean, sometimes its hard to hear the wave breaking, I love that sound that penetrates you feelings, but also some screaming gives more emotion! And surfers can hear it too!
What you mean bro? Mopunt’s move. You ain’t never seen a mopunt move before? Alexander the less great beat the Corinthians on a mopunt. Had a herd of em.
You will be surprise to witness like i do , each time i visit Nazaré how many Ozzies , Americans and from everywhere on the world composed the public and are totally amazed by this break ....So come to visit first and then chat about it ...Honestly
The giant waves of Nazare normally happen between October and March, however for them to happen, some factors will be necessary such as a storm in the Full Ocean, wind factor and then the Nazare Canyon (underwater canyon with approximately 237km and its maximum depth goes up to 5km). There are wave forecast websites, with forecasts of up to 10/12 days. For those who live in Portugal and/or Europe, it is easier to plan.
The giant waves of Nazare normally happen between October and March, however for them to happen, some factors will be necessary such as a storm in the Full Ocean, wind factor and then the Nazare Canyon (underwater canyon with approximately 237km and its maximum depth goes up to 5km). There are wave forecast websites, with forecasts of up to 10/12 days. For those who live in Portugal and/or Europe, it is easier to plan.
No they don't. The Plattform never gets a Hit from the waves. They just Film it so it looks a lot closer than it is. I have been there dozens of times and there was never a moment to worry
Bem, há que começar o Campeonato Internacional da Nazaré. Mas aberto a todos (com vida para nao morrerem nem fazerem figuras tristes) e tipo campeonato anual, nao é o melhor do fim de semana dentro dos amigos do Mcnamara. Ele fez um bom trabalho, mas a Nazaré é nossa, nao é nem nunca será de estrangeiros. O ultimo que o tentou chamava-se Napoleao e foi a levar porrada desde aqui até Waterloo... PS Coloquem o nome dos surfistas no canto da imagem, ainda no outro dia vi uma surfista inglesa com um futuro brilhante na Nazaré, mas é preciso colocar o nome das pessoas. Bom trabalho. Força.
Anotadas! Muchas gracias Jander, En la jerga del surf se usa mucho crowdeado, pero es verdad que mucha gente puede no entenderlo! lo voy a tener en cuenta! Saludos!!
I’ve surfed for nearly thirty years and taken some big beatings. Always considered myself fit, regular exercise etc but i honestly can’t imagine taking a wipeout and beating here, well i can sort of but it’s not something i would relish!
Massive respect to all involved!
I talked another day with one of these expert tow rescuers and he told me how easily one disappears in these thick smooths and how deep one can be dragged and not to be found at all for minutes.
Same and well said.
as a passionate surfer myself i wonder how anybody can find pleasure in being in stormy and extremely dangerous water conditions and on top of that surfing those kind of waves, huge respect though for bravery and commitment
Its hard to understand, its true!! I think that pleasure you talk about comes totally from the purchase of adrenaline! Imagine droping one of those bombs! Thay say is adictive!!
Huge respect for all the gasoline and fossil fuels they burn in order to catch a monstrous but sloppy wave.
@@Riceman-o1pThere isn’t much gasoline or fossil fuels used in surfing these waves, and jet skis don’t consume much fuel either. If you’re referring to the airplane flights taken by surfers to reach their destinations, it’s important to consider that those flights would still be operational even if surfers didn’t take them. Therefore, I don’t quite understand your point?
If we take away all the “fun” from life, more people will end up on pharmaceutical antidepressants, which is detrimental to both the future of the planet and society.
From what I know, surfers generally have a deep respect for the planet and the environment. They actively strive to take care of their playground...
FYI - cars use approximately 603 million litres of gasoline per day and 1.4 billion litres of diesel per day - jet skis chump change!
Would love to see a study on the economic impact of this wave on the local economy! They have been blessed with one of 10 wonders of the world in their backyard and never even knew it!
certainly, a huge impact!
I booked a month here to increase my chances of seeing this, so there....
On a big day, getting to the cliff is almost a nightmare already, so crowded! haha
EINMAL durch diese Wellen tauchen 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Insane - absolutely nuts 🙃
Che onde incredibili !!!! E i surfisti..... ? Forse di un altro pianeta ! Video fantastico così al "naturale " . Grazie sempre per l' emozione !!!! 🌊🤙🔱🔥💥🇮🇹
Thanks you 🙃 yes! They do look from another planet!
to roll your own dice. life or[ -----] takes courage 99p/c of the world will never understand. pleased to see these free spirits. respect from a place emunne of opinion
💚🤙💯
Great footage! Me and my friends where there on the same day. Truly an unforgettable experience. Would love to see what the massive drone captured!
when you end up in the shadow of the wave you know shit is serious, RESPECT to all involved...
Those shadows are scary af!
wonderful
i missed this only by 6 days :) :)
You’ll have another opportunity for sure!
Amazing as always!
We were there 2 days before that, when the waves of storm Ciarán peaked, it was amazing! It's always amazing to record those massive waves!
Amazing! Nazare is crazy in every condición.
Nazare never disappoints. Big wave riding at its' best!
Thats so true! NEVER!
Brutalmente increible que tal olas.
Estaba lindoo! Lastima que no habia tantas motos, por eso no habia TANTA accion como de costumbre! Saludos!!
@@barenafilmsport Bravo por el Show un espectaculo chever.
Had me at Nazare and Crowded, alas not the crowded I had in mind 🧠 nice grab 😂
Cheers mate!!
Jet sky riders are insane too
they re surfers as well
Belíssimo
Fuck everything about that. I mean cheers to the guys out there, but omg those conditions are straight up terrifying. the chop is double overhead ffs
That’s mental. I wouldn’t go out in those conditions if it was just overhead.
I could go chest to head high too haha
Monsters waves.
I was there that day :))
Did u enjoyed it? Was crowded!
I loved it!! came at dawn, wasnt so crowded.
didnt get to see surfers but saw some GIANTS waves@@barenafilmsport
The giant waves of Nazare normally happen between October and March, however for them to happen, some factors will be necessary such as a storm in the Full Ocean, wind factor and then the Nazare Canyon (underwater canyon with approximately 237km and its maximum depth goes up to 5km). There are wave forecast websites, with forecasts of up to 10/12 days. For those who live in Portugal and/or Europe, it is easier to plan.
To witness this waves is in my bucket list, but it's pure luck to find them. On the other hand, if it wasn't like this, the place would be insanely crowded
@3:13 looks like snowboarding 😂 so crazy
From the back!! How crazy was that!? Haha
Nasty conditions!
Loved the crowd reaction!
I was there yesterday, and filming a big wave, and didn't understand why people started cheering. It was the surfers showing up.
Wowwww
♥️🇵🇹
Ocean wild.
Gnarly heavy and scary!
You said it! Haah
This feels like you’re watching the start of proper big wave surfing. They ride it for a bit then pull off when the wave actually starts breaking! Grow a pair and pull in!
haha must be scary AF! hah
wooow i want to represent mexico one day inside there!! insane
You should! Bring Coco Nogales with you!
I have to be nuts to be out there. So scary 😧
The riders and skis look like RC toys.
haha thay do!
I saw wembayama skim boarding it
Lucas Fink! Crazy ah?
This little video shows that we have zero control over mother nature.
True!
My worst phobia 🤯🤯
With a monster at your heels… looks like the ultimate rush
It certainly makes you think about how they do it, trust me!.
Thanks for watching, If you enjoyed it, consider subscribing for more content like this!!.
Cheers!.
No human should be out there 😅 So sick!!
haha it is sick
Who was the first to ever surf it? Wild.
Some local guys that invited Garret and he was who made the wave famous!
Does anyone know how many people have died at this spot
Just one last year, not in a big day!
im good
How do we see the drone footage? It was right out in the middle of it!
maibe it was used for a special production!
InTENSO
Que tal mis pana soy Venezolano también, vivo en Barcelona España y tengo planeado ir por primera vez a Nazare finales de Enero principio de febrero pero por solo 3 dias mi sueños es ver estas Olas gigante de Nazare en persona , me recomineda una fecha donde pueda al menos uno de los 3 dias poder tener suerte y ver estas Olas, Gracias
Hola Eduardo como estas? Desde ahora hasta marzo es la mejor epoca, solo que las olas llegan luego de una tormenta grande en el oceano, no todos los dias esta de este tamaño! Debes ir mirando el pronostico! O siguiendonos iremos avisando cuando venga un swell!
Las olas gigantes de Nazare normalmente ocurren entre octubre y marzo, sin embargo para que sucedan serán necesarios algunos factores como una tormenta en el Océano Lleno, factor viento y luego el Cañón de Nazare (cañón submarino con aproximadamente 237km y su profundidad máxima va hasta 5 kilómetros). Existen webs de previsión de olas, con previsiones de hasta 10/12 días. Para quienes viven en Portugal y/o Europa, es más fácil planificar.
Good job man! I hate the screaming people.
Thanks mate! I know what u mean, sometimes its hard to hear the wave breaking, I love that sound that penetrates you feelings, but also some screaming gives more emotion! And surfers can hear it too!
Of course those European’s are amazed. They are so used to skiing. These Mopuntains actually Move!
🤣 true!
What you mean bro? Mopunt’s move. You ain’t never seen a mopunt move before? Alexander the less great beat the Corinthians on a mopunt. Had a herd of em.
What a stupid comment
You will be surprise to witness like i do , each time i visit Nazaré how many Ozzies , Americans and from everywhere on the world composed the public and are totally amazed by this break ....So come to visit first and then chat about it ...Honestly
Everyone from around the world is amazed and JEALOUS its all European. Best continent and people on earth!
How tf do more people not die here!? Frickin terrifying…
It’s terrifying but luckily it stays like this!
Those waves aren't just big, they're mad.
Can you see such waves often in Nazare, or is it rare?
Usually kicks off with every winter swell.
The giant waves of Nazare normally happen between October and March, however for them to happen, some factors will be necessary such as a storm in the Full Ocean, wind factor and then the Nazare Canyon (underwater canyon with approximately 237km and its maximum depth goes up to 5km). There are wave forecast websites, with forecasts of up to 10/12 days. For those who live in Portugal and/or Europe, it is easier to plan.
Amazing😍 We were there as well on the 5th but didn’t see any surfers, what time was this recorded?
The giant waves of Nazare normally happen between October and March, however for them to happen, some factors will be necessary such as a storm in the Full Ocean, wind factor and then the Nazare Canyon (underwater canyon with approximately 237km and its maximum depth goes up to 5km). There are wave forecast websites, with forecasts of up to 10/12 days. For those who live in Portugal and/or Europe, it is easier to plan.
This has been after midday!
People standing upon that wall are risking more than surfers..
I don’t know if more but it’s risky, specially in a rainy day!
No they don't. The Plattform never gets a Hit from the waves. They just Film it so it looks a lot closer than it is. I have been there dozens of times and there was never a moment to worry
@@YG-ib6wf not worried about the waves but that they may fall down since there's no fence on their back.
Que surfista era?
Sebastian Steudtner 🫡
Bem, há que começar o Campeonato Internacional da Nazaré. Mas aberto a todos (com vida para nao morrerem nem fazerem figuras tristes) e tipo campeonato anual, nao é o melhor do fim de semana dentro dos amigos do Mcnamara. Ele fez um bom trabalho, mas a Nazaré é nossa, nao é nem nunca será de estrangeiros. O ultimo que o tentou chamava-se Napoleao e foi a levar porrada desde aqui até Waterloo... PS Coloquem o nome dos surfistas no canto da imagem, ainda no outro dia vi uma surfista inglesa com um futuro brilhante na Nazaré, mas é preciso colocar o nome das pessoas. Bom trabalho. Força.
it hasnt got big yet, this is just the warm up.
Esos venezolanos filmando. Saludos desde Noia Galicia
Argentino en la cámara! Con amigos venezolanos! América Latina unida! 🤍
Impressive and repetitive surf 💦
They have super tubes I'm so jealo
Crowdeado? Hay palabras en español para decir eso: lleno, lleno de gente, abarrotado, atestado, repleto, plagado, concurrido, A TOPE 🙃
Anotadas! Muchas gracias Jander, En la jerga del surf se usa mucho crowdeado, pero es verdad que mucha gente puede no entenderlo! lo voy a tener en cuenta! Saludos!!
Je vois qu'il y a des handicapés, incapables de prendre des vagues sans jetski.sport mécanique
I’d rather listen to crap music in the background than idle banter