WIND SURFING TOW IN AT HAVAE: FIFTH ROUND

Robert Teriitehau, ambassador for the Tahitian Pearl World wide, five times free style windsurf world champion, is no more looking for pro circuit challenge, but is now engaged with the most special waves of the blue planet, with the shivering and powerful tahitian Hava'e after the sumptuous and tumultuous hawaiian Jaws.
Robert Teriitehau, the most radical fun boarder, have been spot twice in his homeland in Tahiti at Teahupoo.

Tahiti - Teahupoo, June 14, 2005

The days is on: Pull down by 2 jets, the prince of the wind springs on a massive 15 foot wave under the amazed eyes of Yannick Place and of Thierry Donard of "La nuit de la glisse", privileged witnesses of a "perfect moment".

Tahiti - Teahupoo, September 11, 2005

The prince of the wind answered the call of the swell after a long waiting period. It has been a full day of surf tow in when it happened. Because of an offshore wind, the fight was short and the crash was spectacular. It was a crashing kiss.

The Hava'e epic wave: "Shoot or die !"

The wave can reach more than 15 foot height, of 60 foot long, breaking directly on the reef, known as "insane". A very few people got the respect from it, as Laird Hamilton, Jason Polakow, Liam, Macnamarra and some others. The elite of surfing and the international fund boarders discovered it in 1990 and since 1998, the site hosted a World surfing championship event.