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Surfing on a wave of 25 m
(9) | 17/08/2018 | Translate: A stunning shot from November 2017, shows us the biggest wave ever "tamed" by a surfer in Nazare, Portugal. The "Megatherio" as this 25 meter high wave was called, ahead seem daunting size of the Brazilian Rodrigo Koxa seamlessly surfing on it.
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100 ft = 30,48 meters