Surf Sirens Global

Happy International Women’s Day to all the incredible women out there shifting the paradigm simply by daring to be themselves.

We see you and celebrate you!

We live in increasingly crazy times and now, perhaps more than ever, it’s time to .

This year’s IWD theme focuses on accelerating gender equality by ensuring fair, inclusive, and accessible systems for all women and girls across the globe - regardless of colour, race or religion.

In a world that increasingly seeks to divide us, let’s look beyond our differences and focus instead on what unites us.

Let me know in the comments what everyone around the world is doing to celebrate IWD and ‘balance the scales’. (DM me if you have an event to share).

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Whoever you are, what ever you do, may 2026 be filled with more of what you love and less of what you don’t.

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It’s so hard to find the words to express how I feel about what’s happened at Bondi - something like this is unimaginable here in Australia, it just doesn’t seem real.
So I don’t know what to say or how to feel. I’m not going to offer meaningless platitudes.
What I do know, is that there are people who will use this horrible event for their own purposes. They’ll use it to create further division and hatred.
I urge every single person reading this to stop, to not buy into that, to realise that hatred grows where we allow it.
Far too many of us have allowed hate to flourish (I’m looking at people like you - you can take responsibility in part for this. You have contributed to the deaths of these families. So too everyone who buys into the anti-immigration Australia-first bu****it we’re importing from the US).
What we can do, and again, what I urge you all to do in the face of this bloody senseless, preventable tragedy is to come together as a community and a country.
We are stronger together. So check in on your neighbours, make new friends, support businesses that are owned by newer Australians, those who speak a language other than English and those who aren’t Christian.
The most powerful thing we can do as a response to this is to build a stronger, more tolerant, inclusive and united country for us all.
That’s the Australia I believe in.
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Just a couple of spots left on our new Central Atolls Maldives surf adventure in October 2026!

Is one of them yours?

Booking link in bio or DM us for more info.

We’d love to celebrate all the amazing women who competed in the .surfing cup and give a massive shout out to and for making it through to the finals.

Women’s surfing has been in the news for all the wrong reasons this week but let’s not let the acts of a bunch of wankers overshadow the achievements of these amazing surfers.

The future of women’s surfing in GB is strong!

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🖼️ Put yourself in the picture!

Two last-minutes spot have opened up on our October trip to the Maldives. Is one of them yours?

🗓 Trip Dates: October 18–26, 2025
📍 Location: Onboard the Handhu cruising the North & South Malé Atolls
💰 Investment: US $2,585 per person

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What’s Included?
✔️ 7 nights / 8 days on the Handhu
✔️ 3 daily high-quality meals + snacks
✔️ Unlimited purified drinking water + tea/coffee
✔️ Surf tips from SurfSirens & Islandhop Surfguid (for intermediate+ surfers)
✔️ Use of snorkelling & fishing gear, 2 tender boats (dinghy & speedboat)
✔️ Airport meet & greet + transfers
✔️ Fuel for surf exploration across both atolls
✔️ All taxes (bed tax, green tax, TGST)

Important Note: This is not a beginner’s trip. You’ll need to confidently catch your own green waves and ride across them.

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🚨 Spots Left: Only 2!

If you’ve always dreamt of surfing tropical waves with a bunch of awesome woman and the Maldives is on your bucket list, we have great news!!! There are still a few spots left on our 8 night ladies boat trip in the Maldives from October 18-26 with

Amazing surf, beautiful location, great boat and a bunch of cool women to surf with every day.

US$2285 twin share (with en-suite).

DM us for more info!

Just you and the wave…

One of my favourite things about surfing is how it allows my mind to empty of all my other thoughts/worries/obligations and I can be fully I. The moment. Just me and the wave.

This shot of 🏄‍♀️ by 📸 sums up that feeling perfectly.

What is the cost of our consumption? It’s replacing the precious marine life in our oceans with plastic, poisoning our rivers and destroying communities as our demand for new technology escalates and our dependence on fossil fuels continues.

Ciebo, a new film about women, surfing and activism in Ecuador is premiering April 8th in Sydney, before a global release (if it’s not showing near you, ask you local independent cinema to screen it!).

Ceibo follows surfers Pacha Light and Lucy Small who journey across Ecuador to learn from women how we can better coexist with our planet. From the land rights struggles of the Andes and the Amazon, to an Olympic surfer who has carved out a path for women, to the fight to protect the waters of the Galapagos Islands, Ceibo explores some of the most important struggles of our time. Along the way, Pacha untangles her own evolving identity as she reconnects with her Ecuadorian roots and embraces what it means to be Ecuadorian.  

Tickets available by visiting https://www.ceibofilm.com/