The Second Season of “Maps to Nowhere” Continues To Uncover Empty Perfection
If you think the best waves in the world have all been discovered, think again.
The first season of "Maps to Nowhere" saw the Surfline X O'Neill crew score on four different strike trips to four very different, very remote waves around the world. It was a smashing success.
So, of course they would run it all back for a second season. But, can they repeat their success?
If the first episode is any indication, that's a resounding yes. Read on for Surfline's description of the season 2 opener, and then click play above to watch the full thing.
"I have no idea where I am right now,” says Lucas Owston, M2N rookie and one of the stars of the show. It’s beginning to dawn on him that during Maps to Nowhere, getting lost is half the point.
"This first episode of M2N S2 takes Lucas, Soli Bailey. Anne dos Santos and Winter Vincent on a deep dive into a faraway place, where tropical islands are framed up with semi sketchy coral reefs, and as far as this crew knows, nobody’s ever surfed before.
"It frames the season from the start as one of pure exploration: some high level research from Explorer Matt, some pinpoint swell-calling from the ace Surfline forecaster team, and just a bit of guesswork on the side. Every surf trip’s a good surf trip — we all know that. Yet when hopes are as high level as the research, and everyone’s lost count of the flights it took to get there, something special better happen."
Fortunately for all involved, something special did indeed happen in a place where few (if any) have ever surfed before.
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