Biggest Wave Ever Surfed

Conor Macguire talks to Seasessions crew about the largest wave ever caught in Mullaghmore, Ireland. It is most likely the biggest ever barrel surfed in Europe.

The start of the 2020–21 big wave season has been nothing if not historic. Especially in Ireland, where Conor Maguire nabbed what many are calling the biggest wave ever surfed at Ireland’s premiere – and most terrifying – wave, Mullaghmore. Here’s a look back at filmmaker Mikey Corker’s award-winning 2018 docu-series Made In Ireland, which traces surfing’s roots in what was once considered the unlikeliest of surf destinations.

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The record for the biggest wave (24.38m in height) wa surfed by the Brazilian Rodrigo Koxa on November 2017 in Nazare (Portugal). Before Koxa, the title was from the Hawaiian Garrett McNamara, with 23.77m in height, also in November, but of 2011.

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Der Ort an der portugiesischen Atlantikküste sorgt weltweit für die höchsten Wellen, an die sich die mutigsten Profi-Wellenreiter herantrauen. Nun könnte der Rekord gefallen sein – er würde bei rund 25 Metern stehen.