Story by The Inertia.
You remember Mundaka? Arguably Europe's finest left-hand point break that sits nestled on the coast of the Spanish Basque Country?
Yes, she seemed oh-so relevant in the late 1990s and early 2000s when she was an annual stop on the then ASP World Championship Tour. But then a dredging project messed with the sand - left the crown jewel of the Basque Coast looking like a shell of her former self. It was a tragic fall from grace.
Here are Aritz Aranburu, Natxo Gonzalez, Kepa Acero, and friends relishing a run of swell from 2018 and demonstrating that yes, Mundaka very much still pumps. It's so pretty it hurts.
Four Minutes Of Mundaka Looking So Pretty It Hurts
The Inertia
Story by The Inertia.
You remember Mundaka? Arguably Europe's finest left-hand point break that sits nestled on the coast of the Spanish Basque Country?
Yes, she seemed oh-so relevant in the late 1990s and early 2000s when she was an annual stop on the then ASP World Championship Tour. But then a dredging project messed with the sand - left the crown jewel of the Basque Coast looking like a shell of her former self. It was a tragic fall from grace.
Here are Aritz Aranburu, Natxo Gonzalez, Kepa Acero, and friends relishing a run of swell from 2018 and demonstrating that yes, Mundaka very much still pumps. It's so pretty it hurts.
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