The History of Wavegarden

Wavegarden® is an engineering company based in the north of Spain dedicated to the research, design, manufacture, installation, and maintenance of wave-generating systems, and build and operation of surfing lagoons. We remain true to our mission to share the exhilarating sensation of surfing perfect waves with everyone in the world, regardless of ability or geographical location.

[@robertlapin813]

What I like about the Bristol pool is the number of waves per hour. I think that could make it profitable as well as economical for the surfer. They put four or five surfers at the peak and wow they took their place in the que. A wave every nine seconds is outstanding. When one catches another can paddle into the line up and in 40 seconds have a wave again. If they can control the crowd say with peak times like golf has tee times and with night lights the thing could go 24/7 theoretically. A little late night surf after the pub closes or a 4 am dawn patrol to loosen up.

[@Heavens-Humanaterian-Army]

Thank you this has given me a lot of ideas for the future....so exciting.

[@markrichards3947]

Great vid. Nice overview of development.

[@Uskisman]

Joder gora euskal herrixe!! Itzela, zorionak!!!

[@bryanreyesleon9528]

Legends

[@TroyHorak222]

Is there supposed to be a wave garden here in AZ soon I keep seeing post about it?

[@tylerwood9843]

open one up in California I'm dying to get on one

[@rileybrown3601]

Gold Coast

[@cwegers3]

Surely , as it's either shit or crowded .

[@Heavens-Humanaterian-Army]

Future one for south Brisbane...somewhere between the city and Ipswich....but it will be bigger and more decorated. Observation areas on the sides.