Imagine waking up at dawn, enveloped in a thick, damp fog, with the distant sound of waves crashing against the shore.

You've arrived in a remote corner of Northern Europe, in a place where the wind is icy and the air is crisp.

It's certainly not the most common destination for surfers, but there's something magical about this wild and unforgiving landscape that captivates you.

The destination is a northern coastline that seems straight out of a fairy tale, with its jagged mountains rising directly from the sea and timeless fishing villages.

Here, surfing takes on a beauty all its own, far from the traditional tropical spots, yet equally intense and rewarding. The sky is grey, and the sea is a deep, almost spectral green, with small crests breaking against the black rock cliffs.

At the end of the day, you retreat to a small wooden cabin with a spectacular view of the ocean, where you can warm up with a good coffee and watch the sky slowly transform into a rainbow of colors at sunset

Traveling with surf equipment, especially to distant and cold places like Northern Europe, can be a real logistical challenge, but it's also one of the most exciting parts of the trip.

If you decide to bring your own gear, one of the best options is to opt for the coffin bag 7.0, where you can fit up to 4 boards and they'll be well protected during your several flights.

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