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Forty years in, the California Surf Museum in Oceanside stands as a shrine to surf culture’s wild, resilient evolution—from Hawaiian royalty to global phenomenon. Through vintage boards, shark-inflicted relics like Bethany Hamilton’s “Mona Lisa” surfboard, and cutting-edge wave tech, it traces how surfing transformed from a royal pastime to a science-driven sport. From 60-pound wooden beasts to fiberglass marvels, every innovation pushed limits—and every scar tells a story of survival, stoke, and unstoppable human spirit.

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