The fourth day of competition at Eurosurf took place yesterday in conditions that remained solid, with waves measuring 1.5m to 1.8m and short, fast sections, just like the day before, allowing the most committed athletes to assert themselves and remain in the main round.
The Longboard will have to wait another day before making its return tomorrow in milder conditions.
The third day of EuroSurf was generously fuelled by consistent, powerful waves, which Santa Cruz beach transformed into short, hollow sections that the athletes, regulars on the European circuit, were able to use to show off their surfing skills to the large crowd.
![Santa Veverre [LAT]](/images/2025/EuroSurf_2025/Day2/_EG_7487.jpg "Santa Veverre [LAT]")
The second day of the competition in Santa Cruz, Portugal, was entirely dedicated to the women's division, with the non-elimination opening round taking place. Unlike the previous day, the waves were much better, with clean faces, no wind — perfect for showcasing top-level surfing.
The first day of the 2025 European Surfing Championships was bathed in sunshine on Santa Cruz beach.
The competition kicked off with the first rounds of the men's and women's longboard events.
This morning, the European championships kicked off on the beach at Santa Cruz in Portugal, as part of the Ocean Spirit Festival.
Today sees the start of the boys' and girls' longboard series.
In the afternoon, the traditional parade of nations will take place, with a mix of sands!
The European Surfing Federation (ESF) is proud to announce the start of the highly anticipated Euro Surf 2025, taking place from 18 to 25 July in Santa Cruz, Portugal, in the vibrant setting of the Ocean Spirit Festival.
Martin Coret is making headlines in the early stages of the European Tour of Longboard’s long-awaited return. After two events, the French surfer is leading the rankings thanks to a standout victory in Portugal and a podium finish in Morocco.
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