Travel

Meet Erin Brennan, an Encinitas-based writer for Local Break Surf Magazine whose passion for surf, wellness, food, and community brings North County’s stories to life.

Discover how surfer Tyler Richter found his passion at Black’s Beach, shaping his life through respect, progression, and a deep love for the ocean.

Birdseye has become the go-to spot for locals craving feel-good, authentic food. The moment you walk in, the energy is calm, warm, and community-driven—the kind of place where everyone seems to know someone.

Our latest issue is packed with everything you need to fuel your surf stoke and travel dreams. Dive into our step-by-step guides for planning the ultimate surf trips to Baja and Nicaragua, uncover hidden local food gems, and meet inspiring surfer profiles who are living the dream. We’re also serving up affordable eats for when hunger hits after a long session, plus must-have surf accessories to keep you riding in style. Whether you’re chasing waves or just the surf culture li

For 10-year-old Sayen, surfing isn’t just a sport—it’s a way of life. She started competing at six in the 12-and-under division and has been chasing waves and mastering tricks ever since.

I had the chance to chat with Roger and hear how This Musubi Love got started. The idea came to him about ten years ago while living on Maui.

For fifteen-year-old Maria Ramirez, surfing isn’t just a sport — it’s family, friendship, and the rhythm of life itself. Growing up in Central San Diego, Maria was introduced to the ocean early on by her dad, Alfredo, who had her on a surfboard by the age of three.

Our latest issue is packed with everything you need to fuel your surf stoke and travel dreams. Dive into our step-by-step guides for planning the ultimate surf trips to Baja and Nicaragua, uncover hidden local food gems, and meet inspiring surfer profiles who are living the dream. We’re also serving up affordable eats for when hunger hits after a long session, plus must-have surf accessories to keep you riding in style. Whether you’re chasing waves or just the surf culture li