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Garrett McNamara will surf the wake of the catamarans that cross the Tagus River, in Lisbon, Portugal, on the 28th April, 2014.

The Hawaiian big wave rider was invited to surf the "Gasoline" river wave, an artificial ride created by modern full-throttle catamarans which connect Lisbon and Barreiro.

The "Gasoline" surf spot is only available six days per month, depending on the schedule of the big boat, the tide and moon phase. It offers a two-foot wave that can be ridden for up to 150 meters.

Garrett Mcnamara will also participate in a documentary about his relationship with the Portuguese coastline. The record for the world's largest wave ever ridden by a surfer still stands in Praia do Norte, Nazare.


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