On Cocoa Beach, Florida's sun-kissed shores, a peculiar pair of velvet-clad elves paddled out to catch the morning waves on December 24. Their faces, set against the ocean's chill, seemed to embody a mix of determination and holiday cheer. As part of the renowned "Surfing Santas" event, these costumed surfers braved the low 70s ocean temperatures, their green elf-tunics flapping in the breeze.
The annual Christmas-Eve-morning gathering, staged by the eponymous group, drew an estimated 10,000 spectators to the Minuteman Causeway break. The event's free admission and charitable spirit made it a beloved tradition, with sales from event merchandise supporting two local causes: transportation for disabled citizens and the local surf museum.
According to Forbes, this festive surf-meet has become an integral part of Cocoa Beach's holiday celebrations. As the event commenced at 9:00 sharp, the beach transformed into a vibrant costume party. Dozens of Surfing Santas, including one sporting a gorilla mask, showcased their surfing skills, with some executing impressive cutbacks and others milking every last joule of energy from their modest waves.
This particular pair of velvet-tunic-clad elves entering the Cocoa Beach, Florida, surf on December 24 don't look overly filled with the holiday ...Looking to read more like this: Check here