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Surf Dreams: New Zealand Surf Culture
Morrison, Derek
ISBN:
9780143774730
Paperback
In Stock: 12
$50.00 
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From Ahipara in the north to Riverton in the south - Derek Morrison has surfed and photographed the best spots up and down the country.
In this spectacularly illustrated book, he presents 15 major surfing communities and those who live there and who live to surf (Ahipara, Tutukaka, Piha, Whangamata, Mt Maunganui, Raglan, Taranaki, Gisborne, Lyall Bay, Kaikoura, Westport, Greymouth, Sumner, Dunedin, Riverton).
The characters, the competitions, the breaks, the communities, the dream lifestyles.
A foreword by legendary surfer and surfboard designer and maker Roger Hall looks at surfing culture and its importance to Kiwis.
Author: Morrison, Derek
Publication date: 03/11/2020
Imprint: Penguin Books NZ
Pages: 240
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