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The World’s 15 Most Dangerous Surfing Destinations

By Sam McKenzie | July 31, 2015

Peahi, Maui, Hawai`i

One of the fastest waves in the world, Peahi is known to some as the birthplace of tow-in surfing, because surfers need help generating enough speed to actually ride the wave. Combine the speed with the height — 40-70 feet — and you have a recipe for disaster when under-skilled athletes try their hand at this wave.

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Sam McKenzie

Sam loves having a name that's gender neutral, just to confuse everyone. You'll usually find Sam doing something Sam's not really supposed doing and causing mayhem everywhere Sam goes.

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