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WAVE ARCADE National Parks Series

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Explore our original collection of surf art prints, capturing the vibe of your favorite waves and beaches.

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La Jolla Shores
San Diego

La Jolla Shores

La Jolla, California.

$33

Moonlight Beach
north county

Moonlight Beach

Encinitas, California.

$33

Ocean Beach
San Francisco

Ocean Beach

San Francisco, California.

$33

Oceanside Pier
north county

Oceanside Pier

Oceanside, California.

$33

RAT Beach
Los Angeles

RAT Beach

Torrance, California.

$33

Swami's
north county

Swami's

Encinitas, California.

$33

Tourmaline
San Diego

Tourmaline

Pacific Beach, California

$33

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La Jolla Shores

La Jolla Shores in La Jolla, California.

The variety of beachbreak along the long flat stretch of La Jolla Shores can offer some really fun waves. To the north, you've got its big brother Blacks, and to the south you have La Jolla cove - both offering very different experiences than the shores.

Moonlight Beach

Moonlight Beach in Encinitas, California.

Another classic North County beach, Moonlight has a little something for everyone - whether you want to surf, swim, play volleyball, or let you kid loose on the playground. The annual Woody Car show and Switchfoot Bro-Am are always fun events too.

Ocean Beach

Ocean Beach in San Francisco, California.

Ocean Beach in San Francisco produces some of my favorite surfing photographs of all time - absolutely perfect-looking barrels with the eclectic mix of buildings, rooftops, cars, and city streets in the foreground. While riding one of those oft-photographed waves is a different reality, daydreams and mind-surfing are just part of the territory.

Oceanside Pier

Oceanside Pier in Oceanside, California.

Both the North and South sides of the pier offer some fun waves. The old wooden pier itself has a rough history - it was first built in 1888, only to be destroyed by storms in the winter of 1890. It was rebuilt in 1893, and then destroyed 4 more times by storms. The most recent version of the pier was finished in 1987. In 2024, a fire destroyed the classic blue building towards the end of the pier.

RAT Beach

RAT Beach in Torrance, California.

Right After Torrance, aka RAT is a great name for a beach and saying it make you think of something you'd find closer to Santa Monica or Venice than Palos Verdes.

Swami's

Swami's in Encinitas, California.

Swami's is another iconic North County San Diego spot where you can go to find some big right-hand barrels along with self realization. It's also the first spot featured in the WAVE ARCADE National Parks Surf Series.

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Tourmaline

Tourmaline in Pacific Beach, California

Tourmaline sits right between PB Point and Crystal Pier, and serves as a surfing playground for surfers of all levels on all sorts of equipment. This print is one of the most popular in the series - maybe because the it captures the vibe of a classic summer evening in Pacific Beach or because most San Diego surfers and visitors have some great memories of this spot.