ISLAND HOPPING IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC Water Nomads in Tonga Part 4 Alas, our time in Tonga was soon coming to an end, and before we had to catch our flights back home, we wanted to drop in at our friend Kirsty’s place, Mounu Island. We had a fantastic few days with Brett and his […]
ISLAND HOPPING IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC Water Nomads in Tonga Part 3 After 5 days of boardpacking, we developed a bit of a routine and gained confidence. The boards (despite the broken finbox on mine) performed well and we thoroughly enjoyed sailing them. However, it was time to get away from civilisation, and we had […]
ISLAND HOPPING IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC Water Nomads in Tonga Part 2 After over a week of trying to get a ride from Tongatapu to Vava’u and eventually making the most amazing passage via traditional waka, we were finally in our playground for our boardpacking adventure – the island group of Vava’u. All ready to […]
ISLAND HOPPING IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC Water Nomads Tonga Story Part 1 Hmm, that’s going to be interesting. What have we got? An inflatable WindSUP with rear and center fins both knocked off, on an uninhabited island in Vava’u, Tonga. At least both of those fins are still there, I haven’t lost them completely. It […]
Close your eyes and imagine your ideal windsurfing or foiling trip. It’s probably not a sweaty tour bus, a guide herding you around, a school camp, or a wild party. Our Water Nomads Surfari Trips offer a completely different experience that caters to your passion for the sport and your sense of adventure. Our Surfari Trips are designed for a small group of intermediate to advanced windsurfers and foilers, ranging from six to ten individuals who share your enthusiasm for living life on the water.
THE JOURNEY BEGINS! Our Story First, let me (Bevan) introduce you to the heart of Water Nomads. Heidi, originally from the south of Germany, she learnt to windsurf as a youngster in France. Through her University years in Kiel (the deep stormy north of Germany), Heidi’s passion for windsurfing was inevitably set. Heidi is very […]
