Event Dates: February 23rd – March 3rd
Registration Deadline: February 7th
Please see below for important information, including accommodation and transportation options that are recommended by the Local Organizing Committee.
Event Dates: February 23rd – March 3rd
Registration Deadline: February 7th
Please see below for important information, including accommodation and transportation options that are recommended by the Local Organizing Committee.
The seeding order for Surfing in the Paris 2024 Olympic Games will be determined based on individual athlete results of the 2024 ISA World Surfing Games (WSG).
For qualified athletes who do not attend the 2024 WSG 2024, either because their eligibility does not require it or they are injured/other, they will be seeded after the 2024 WSG results in the following order that they qualified:
1) WSL World Championship Tour (WCT) rank
2) Continental Qualifying Position from 2023 WSG
3) Team Champion slot from WSG 2022
4) Team Champion slot from WSG 2024
5) Universality slot
This decision was taken by the ISA Technical Committee and ISA Executive Committee to ensure the most recent comparison of nearly all the athletes in the same event in terms of their performance in a “heavy water” venue. The seeding will also incentivize and motivate all the surfers to attend WSG 2024 if they want to compete for potentially a better seed.
CLICK HERE to see a map overview of each of the 3 podiums. The ISA will run competition at 2 of the 3 podiums (Rastrial, El Pico & Margara) throughout the competition. The podiums will be decided based on swell and conditions.
These breaks were strategically selected by the ISA and Local Hosts in Puerto Rico as we emphasize the importance of the 2024 WSG venue having similar characteristics to Teahupo’o, the Paris 2024 Olympic Venue for Surfing. While the ISA always encourages participation from all interested National Teams, the 2024 WSG venue is unique in nature and requires a higher level of expertise than previous WSG venues. Please take this into consideration when selecting your National Teams to ensure the performance and safety of your athletes.
Detailed wave information can be found on each here:
Rastrial & El Pico
Red lines indicate rocky shallow shore line with urchins. Podium 1 (Rastrial), the farthest East wave, is mainly a left hand reef break that also offers some shorter right waves. It is not recomended that surfers paddle straight in or out from the sandy beach at Rastrial especially on low tide it can be very dangerous due to sea urchins and the shallow reef. The paddle out for Podium 2 (El Pico) is at the same spot as for el Rastrial. El Pico is an A Frame Peak also reef bottom. That offers barrels and good sections Right and Left with the left being the main wave.
Margara
Podium 3 (Margara) is the farthest west peak. It is a heavy water A-Frame reef break with good barrel sections going left or right. The paddle out area is marked in blue. Although there are other key holes to paddle in at Margara, we recomend competitors use the marked paddle out/in spot through the channel of the Left hand break.
Thursday – February 22
– Press Conference
Location: TBD
Time: 2:00pm
– Managers’ Meeting
Location: Casa ULANGA
Time: 7pm-9pm
Friday – February 23
– Parade of Nations
Location: La Marginal
Time: 3pm
– Opening Ceremony
Location: Main Stage / La Marginal
Time: 3:30pm
– Music – DJ
Time: 5:30pm
Saturday – Feb 24
– Competition
Location: La Marginal
Time: 7:00am – 5pm
– Music – DJ & Los Cafres
Location: Main Stage
Time: 6pm-9pm
Sunday – Feb 25
– Competition
Location: La Marginal
Time: 7am – 5pm
– Music- DJ & Gomba Jahbari
Tarima La Marginal
Time: 5:30pm-7pm
Monday – Feb 26
– Competition
Location: La Marginal
Time: 7am – 5pm
– DJ
Time: 5pm – 8pm
Tuesday – Feb 27
– Competition
Location: La Marginal
Time: 7am – 5pm
– DJ
Time: 5pm – 8pm
Wednesday – Feb 28
– Competition
Location: La Marginal
Time: 7am – 5pm
– DJ
Time: 5pm – 8pm
Thursday – Feb 29
– Competition
Location: La Marginal
Time: 7am – 5pm
– Music – Cultura
Time: 6pm-8pm
Friday – March 1
– Competition
Location: La Marginal
Time: 7am – 5pm
– Music- siete
Time: 6pm-8pm
Saturday – March 2
– Competition
Location: La Marginal
Time: 7am – 5pm
– Music- Los Walters
Location: Main Stage
Time: 6pm-8pm
Sunday – March 3
– Competition
Location: La Marginal
Time: 7am – TBD
-Awards Ceremonies
Location: Main Stage
Time: TBD
– Aloha Beach Party
Location: TBC
Please click the link for a comprehensive list of accommodation options.
Make sure to book your teams accommodation well in advance as tourist season in Puerto Rico is approaching.
Please click the link for a comprehensive list of transportation options.
Make sure to book your teams transporatation well in advance as tourist season in Puerto Rico is approaching.
Registration Deadline: February 7th, 2024
Registration Fee for each Athlete, Official, or Supporter: $275
Step 1
Team Roster Submission: Send your completed 2024 ISA WSG Team Roster Spreadsheet to [email protected]
Step 2
Invoicing/ Payment: Once the ISA receives the Team Roster, we will send an invoice for your team. Payment of your invoice will be taken via credit card a QuickBooks PayPal ([email protected]), or wire transfer. Please make sure to send proof of payment if you are paying via PayPal or wire transfer.
Step 3
Line Up Registration: All participants (athletes and support personnel) are required to register through the LineUp. The ISA ([email protected]) will email each Team Manager directly with a unique code to register their team.
If you are an existing users: Any athlete/team official that has registered through the Line Up for another event will keep their existing account. They just need to log in and agree to the new conditions and upload any new requirements.
Open Men: 3 maximum
Open Women: 3 maximum
Team Officials / Supporters / Alternates: No Limit (this includes anyone affiliated with the team including family, doctors, team photographers, etc)
*Considering the 2024 ISA WSG is a Qualifying Event for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, only ISA Members from territories with representation of a National Olympic Committee (NOC) are eligible to compete. More information on Paris 2024 Qualification below.
If your National Team requires a visa to enter the USA, we urge you to apply as soon as possible, if you have not already done so. If you do not see an appointment available before the competition dates, you should follow the steps to request an expedited appointment. If you have problems scheduling visa appointments, please let us know.
Please click the following link to download an invitation letter on behalf of the ISA: Invitation Letter to the 2024 ISA WSG
If a customized letter is required for visa purposes, please email [email protected]
As a signatory to the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Code, the ISA implements a strict adherence to the Code as a way to ensure a clean, healthy and fair sporting atmosphere for all athletes.
In registering for the 2024 ISA WSG, all athletes must adhere to the ISA Anti-Doping Rules which, among other requirements, states that all Athletes competing in ISA World Championships shall be subject to In Competition Testing at any time without advance notice.
Athletes are responsible for making sure any medication that is taken is not listed on the 2024 WADA Prohibited Substance List.
For more information regarding the ISA’s Anti-Doping Program, including a link to the ISA Anti-Doping Rules, WADA Prohibited Substance List, instructions on how to apply for a Therapeutic Use Exemption Form (TUE), and the contact information for the International Testing Agency, please visit the ISA’s Anti Doping page here: http://www.isasurf.org/development-programs/anti-doping/
The following number of qualification quotas will be earned at the 2024 ISA WSG:
The list of qualified athletes, the Olympic Qualification System, Eligibility and Nomination Requirements, and all other Olympic-related sources can be found here: https://isasurf.org/event/paris-2024/
Following a review by the ISA Technical Committee and upon the approval of the ISA Executive Committee, a number of important revisions and updates have recently been made to the ISA Rulebook.
View the updated version of the ISA Rulebook by clicking here: September 2023 ISA Rulebook
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