Why is International Surfing Day celebrated?
International Surfing Day is celebrated on June 20 each year to celebrate surfing culture and draw attention to surfing’s importance as a sport and lifestyle. The day aims to promote surfing and raise awareness of the importance of the marine environment.
Surfing originated in Polynesia and has since spread all over the world. Today, the sport is practiced by millions of people and is an important part of the identity and economy of many coastal communities.
How is International Surfing Day celebrated on June 20?
There are many ways to celebrate International Surfing Day:
Regardless of how you choose to celebrate the day, the aim is to celebrate the culture of surfing, promote a sustainable relationship with the sea and inspire more people to surf.