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The term surfing refers to the act of riding a wave.
Surfing was developed originally by the Polynesians, and when they migrated to Hawaii, they brought the sport along with them. By the time Captain Cook arrived in Hawaii, surfing had become deeply embedded in the local culture. Hawaiian chiefs were required to display their surfing prowess, and the kahuna chanted prayers to bless the surfboard and the surfers.
Do you know where are the biggest waves in the world?

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Big Surf no Canhão da Nazaré - www.portugalacontece.com.pt

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Have you ever tried diving? where?

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Is a physical activity that encompasses movement along the intertidal zone of a rocky coastline on foot or by swimming, without the aid of boats, surf boards or other craft. It includes:

Swimming or Adventure Swimming: in calm water; rough or white water; and/ or tidal currents.

Climbing, scrambling, canyoning, sea level traversing: the very nature of the coastline that is needed for coasteering demands aspects of these activities. Ropes, as security on rock, are not used. Any climbing activity usually takes place above deep water, with safety spotters used where appropriate. Coasteering is never a dry, climbing activity.

Jumping and Diving: are often seen as an appealing and exciting part of coasteering. These activities actually make up minimal content of a coasteering session.

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Can we do this kind of activity in Brazil?

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Wakeboarding Insanity - Lake of the Ozarks | DEVINSUPERTRAMP