Just got this email - let me know if you want to get in touch with Zoe!
“Hey my name is Zoe and me and 2 friends are looking for an allround job at a surfcamp. We don’t mind where or what kind of work. We just really love the sea and ’surfing atmosfere’. We have spend the past 4 years on surftrips and beaches all over the world.
I hope someone can use a very enthusiastic staff member!
Kind regards,
Zoe x”
Natural Surf Lodge, Hossegor, Seignosse, France
Surf Camp Sumatra
Fuerteventura Surf School
Pure Blue Moroc
Cabanas Playa Paunch Bocas Del Toro
Hossegor Surf Lodge
Fuerteventura Surf Camp
Bali Surf Camp
Surf Camp Somo and LoredoRotterdam Home Swap For Surfer
Surf Camp Ericeira
Gipsy on the move Surf Camp
Ripar Surf Camp Peniche
Surfari Bali
Zoco Surf Camp Killer Point
Zoco Surf Camp Aouir
Barnstaple Hotel, close to surf
Costa Rica: Super Grom Surf Camp Playa Jaco
Surf Camp Rio de Janeiro Surf n Stay
Luxury SURF CAMP Praia das Macas Portugal
Portugal surfing - home swap algarve
Surf east El Salvador, sleep at Hotel Miraflores
Peru: Surf Camps and Surfaris
Baleal Surf Camp - Beach Bar & Surf School Tingasurf Surf Camp & School Lisbon
Surf house on the beach - home swap Netherlands
I’ve contacted about 20 different surf camp owners around the world who are members on Glissers, and asked them for their favorite longboard wave in their country. I’m adding all the waves to a specific page on Glissers - Best Longboard Waves in the World, which I think will be very useful for longboarders like myself. It’s not finished yet - so far only 2 listings - but will keep on adding as they come in.
I also have a secret plan to visit them all, of course…
We were about to go to the Lake District in the UK for the weekend. But then we realized that the forecast is for snow (!) and that the traffic would make the journey time close to 10 hours. One way…
So instead we’re now heading to Lanzarote for 3-4 days of windsurfing, surfing, tennis, tapas, wine, and book reading.
Nice!
I’ve injured my back, so at the moment I can’t surf, and haven’t been able to since September. But I think I’ve found an alternative - stand up paddle surf. Since you don’t have to paddle lying down, I think this solution might be easier on the back. Another good thing is that you don’t need very impressive swells to do this, which means that Brighton might actually become a real surfing destination…
Home Swapping Surfers
Basque Country best surfing place in Europe
Sofa Surfer Tauranga Mount Maunganui
Home exchange in Bangkok
Surf in Sweden!
rehovot, 20 min from the beach
Surf, party and hang out
30minutes from amsterdam
Surf Camps
Surf Hatteras, Outer Banks, NC
Balian Surf Break, Bali
Global Boarders Surf Vacations, Cornwall
Surf School Lanzarote
Possibly the Worlds Most Beautiful Surf Lodge
Surf Camp
Noosa Surf Camp
Bali Surfing Camp
Surfivor Surf Camp
Surf Hotels & Accomodations
Outer Banks, NC
I did a press release last week around home exchange feature on Glissers, and the response has been great. I’ve had articles written in a few publications, such as SurfersVillage, and people from all over the place adding their home to the site. I’m not surprised that surfers from Biarritz or New Zealand like the idea, but more interesting is the guys from for example Amsterdam and Israel (!).
I can see a few interesting trips coming up over the next year…
Time to get back to the roots!
I just got this email:
“thanks for putting togethter an organization like this . . . this is just the kind of thing that the surfing community needs
XX YY”
It made my day 
I wrote earlier about the idea, and that we were building the feature. Now it’s done. There’s no homes there to swap yet, except my own, but I’m working on it.
