Samoa hosted the Grom Games two weeks ago. The unique event brought the best U14 surfers to compete over 10 days on the big island.
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They came from Australia, United States of America, Brazil and Hawai’i.
The competition was staged at Aganoa Beach Lodge in Savai’.i
“The event is unique in that it’s not just surfing,” says Keith Martin, of Aganoa Beach Lodge.
“It includes numerous challenges like climbing coconut trees, throwing coconuts in the blowhole to see who gets the highest, swim races, kayak races, beach sprints, push ups, table tennis and more challenges to find the fittest overall winner.” These photos taken by Keeghan Alexander Downes show just how beautiful Savai’i really is as a surfing destination.
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