I have several friends that visit every year from Australia and New Zealand to enjoy the surfing in the Philippines. As a non-surfer, I welcome your inputs. It's the nature of surfing, they will tell you, and if you haven't riden a. wave you just would not understand. One of the problems surfers encounter, however, is that there are so many people who will traipse, anywhere to find good surf. And word travels fast in these circles.
People like to talk.
Once a good break is discovered it is very difficult to keep it secret. Soon those hardy travelers from everywhere will descend upon this new wave like vultures. Whole communities will spring up to cater to the throngs of wave riders from around the globe. The secret and secluded spot becomes crowded and with crowds come problems, foremost of which is people fighting over waves. What was once idyllic now becomes a nightmare.