With the world’s best surfers heading to Tahiti for the upcoming Billabong Pro, we look at just why Teahupoo is the most dangerous wave in the world. Teahupoo is the most dangerous break in the ...

Located 9,750 miles from Paris, Teahupo’o was primarily chosen for its high likelihood of scoring good waves during summer months. Located 9,750 miles from Paris in French Polynesia, Teahupo'o ...

While Italo Ferreira and Carissa Moore carved and spun their way to gold in the murky, typhoon-churned waves of Japan's Shidashita beach, Teahupo'o breaks perfectly over a coral reef and is renowned ...

Ever wonder what makes Teahupoo tick? Surfline’s Senior Forecast Manager Jonathan Warren takes a deep dive on how storm turns to surf at the End of the Road.

Travelers can head to several surf spots on the island: Papara, Papenoo and Taapuna are for the beginner to intermediate crowd, while Teahupoo (on Tahiti's southwestern coast) is for experts only.

No Teahupoo, no Bob Olinger, no problem for owner Brian Acheson who watched his Robcour colours carried to victory nevertheless in the Liverpool Hurdle by Hiddenvalley Lake. Bob Olinger carried ...