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 ... the 2024 event in Tahiti should be a fireworks show.

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.

"Hosting the Olympics at Teahupo'o is the best spot they could ever pick just because it's such a good wave at that time of the year," said local Vahine Fierro, who won the Tahiti Pro in pumping waves ...

After winning The Tahiti Pro in August as a wildcard ... way my first WCT win (as a wildcard) at Teahupoo in some of the biggest and most perfect waves I ever surfed in a contest.” ...

O ne of the best to ever do it, Carissa Moore, surfed what could possibly be her final heat on the World Surf League’s Championship Tour on Wednesday. In the quarterfinal round of the Tahiti Pro ...

This extreme sports documentary details what happened when a number of talented surfers who have gathered for a major competition decide to brave the waves even after the event was cancelled ...