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Also: Bring a tent, sleeping bag, camping stove, bowls and utensils, cooking gear, flashlight and toilet paper.
Clothes: Assuming you're going somewhere warmer (why would anyone take a surf trip to somewhere colder?), all you really need is a pair of board shorts and your favorite t-shirt (okay, maybe some warmer clothes for the nighttime). Oh, and deodorant.. PERSONS: Know your traveling companions. This doesn't mean you can only travel with your best buddy. Just know the type person you're planning on spending your next days in close quarters with. If you go with someone who needs to be baby-sat, guess who gets the job? Take time for yourself. Sometimes it's hard to just walk away from your friends and not invite them along, but do it anyway. Just take a walk or something. Go read your book on top of the cliff, or go swimming alone. Whatever. Time alone will prevent petty bitterness and multiple homicides. Really. STAY: Keep your trip cheap. Buy and cook your own food. Camp at a cheap campsite. Stay away from the bars. Surf. It's free to surf. Absolutely free. And then you're tired, you sleep, then you surf again. Keep your itinerary loose. Have a rough "in general" sort of plan, but mostly go with the flow. If one place is good, then stay there. If it's bad, move on. Simple as that. Look at maps and talk to locals to figure out where to go for secret spots (surf spot and other attractions).
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