Surf Abu Dhabi: The World’s Most Advanced Surfing Facility
Abu Dhabi is set to become the home of the world’s most advanced surfing facility, thanks to a partnership between Modon Properties and Kelly Slater Wave Company (KSWC). Surf Abu Dhabi, located on Hudayriyat Island, is designed to cater to everyone, from beginners to elite surfers. The facility features the world’s largest artificial wave, the biggest barrel, and the world’s longest ride.
Surf Abu Dhabi is set to open later this year and will join other major additions to the city’s sporting infrastructure, including a 3,500-seat velodrome equipped to stage international indoor cycling competitions. The surfing facility is specified to host major international surf competitions and is a high-performance destination that will offer world-class surfers the perfect conditions to train or compete.
Kelly Slater, 11-time World Surf League Champion and founder of KSWC, expressed his excitement about the project, saying that he never dreamt that a KSWC wave in Abu Dhabi would happen. Slater added that surfing reaches people in all corners of the globe and that he is always surprised at who gravitates toward this world.
Bill O’Regan, CEO of Modon, said that their role is to support the growth of Abu Dhabi’s ambitions and sports asset development strategy, which is contributing toward a legacy of sporting excellence. Surf Abu Dhabi is a high-performance destination that will inspire wider society to embrace a healthy new activity and grow the region’s surfing community.
Jeff Fleeher, president of KSWC, said that Abu Dhabi is the perfect place for them to showcase KSWC’s unmatched wave technology and surf experience. As a global hub for tourism, sport, and business, with diverse peoples and cultures, partnering with Modon and joining Hudayriyat Island’s incredible ecosystem of sport and recreation will foster new participation and enthusiasm for surfing in the Middle East.
The World’s Most Advanced Surfing Facility
Surf Abu Dhabi is set to become the world’s most advanced surfing facility, featuring the world’s largest artificial wave, the biggest barrel, and the world’s longest ride. The facility is designed to cater to everyone, from beginners to elite surfers, and is specified to host major international surf competitions.
Located on Hudayriyat Island, Surf Abu Dhabi will join other major additions to the city’s sporting infrastructure, including a 3,500-seat velodrome equipped to stage international indoor cycling competitions. The surfing facility is a high-performance destination that will offer world-class surfers the perfect conditions to train or compete.
Kelly Slater, 11-time World Surf League Champion and founder of KSWC, expressed his excitement about the project, saying that he never dreamt that a KSWC wave in Abu Dhabi would happen. Slater added that surfing reaches people in all corners of the globe and that he is always surprised at who gravitates toward this world.
Bill O’Regan, CEO of Modon, said that their role is to support the growth of Abu Dhabi’s ambitions and sports asset development strategy, which is contributing toward a legacy of sporting excellence. Surf Abu Dhabi is a high-performance destination that will inspire wider society to embrace a healthy new activity and grow the region’s surfing community.
Jeff Fleeher, president of KSWC, said that Abu Dhabi is the perfect place for them to showcase KSWC’s unmatched wave technology and surf experience. As a global hub for tourism, sport, and business, with diverse peoples and cultures, partnering with Modon and joining Hudayriyat Island’s incredible ecosystem of sport and recreation will foster new participation and enthusiasm for surfing in the Middle East.
Conclusion
Surf Abu Dhabi is set to become the world’s most advanced surfing facility, featuring the world’s largest artificial wave, the biggest barrel, and the world’s longest ride. The facility is designed to cater to everyone, from beginners to elite surfers, and is specified to host major international surf competitions. Located on Hudayriyat Island, Surf Abu Dhabi will join other major additions to the city’s sporting infrastructure, including a 3,500-seat velodrome equipped to stage international indoor cycling competitions. The surfing facility is a high-performance destination that will offer world-class surfers the perfect conditions to train or compete.