Sentences with phrase «bottom beach break»

For beginner surfers the sandy bottom beach break is ideal.

Sand bottom beach break with peaky left and rights.

In terms of surfing, Devil's Rock is a sandy bottom beach break that offers some of the most consistent surf in the area.

As the name implies, this is a sandy bottom beach break with some rocky areas along the West end.

This sandy bottom beach break seems to always have a peak to surf.

Santa Teresa South — Brunela's / La Lora: This sand bottom beach break holds some of the most consistent breaks of the region.

However very few people live on this more exclusive part of town what keeps the crowds at the South end and the all sand bottom beach break upfront Blue Surf Sanctuary is often full of empty peaks.

It is mainly a sandy bottom beach break.

Experience this small laid back surf community that hosts a tropical blue, right hand reef break and sand bottom beach break right beside each other.

DEL MAR is among the most reliable spots in San Diego with good exposure to all swell directions and a good mix of sand bottom beach break and patchy reefs.

This lesson consists of a 20 - minute lesson on the beach explaining ocean dynamics, paddling, popping - up, stance, water safety and 2 - hour surf lesson at Sayulita's sand bottom beach break.

Made famous by Robert August in the movie Endless Summer II, Witch's Rock (or Roca Bruja as the locals call it) provides world class surfing along its sand bottom beach break almost every day of the year.

These gentle breaking rollers on the sandy bottom beach break are excellent for long boarding, with long lefts and rights all the way to the beach.

A 2 mile stretch of beach with hollow sand bottom beach breaks creating long lefts and rights.

2 mile stretch of beach with hollow sand bottom beach breaks creating long lefts and rights.

From fast hollow point breaks to sand bottom beach breaks, everything is covered.

This sandy bottomed beach break is prone to closing out, but when a winter swell hits it can be one of the best options around, and can hold some size.

Waves break up and down Avellanas, from sandy bottom beach breaks, rivermouth, to the reefs.

Besides this, all the way up to El Cotillo, the west coast of Fuerteventura also offers various open, rock - strewn beaches perfect for intermediate and advanced surfers as well as sandy bottomed beach breaks ideal for learning the basics of surfing, making Fuerteventura the perfect surfing playground for all surfing ability.

Waves in the Basque Country range from easy, sand - bottom beach breaks to reeling point breaks.

Not exact matches

Zarautz Stats: Wave Quality Rating: 3 Type of Wave: Beach break Direction of Wave: Right & left Bottom: Sand Difficulty: Beginners Crowd Level: Can Get Busy Hazards: Pollution

With a beach break and waves coming from the right and left, the waves give a hollow, powerful fast surf that breaks very close to shore in shallow water and sandy bottom.

It features beach breaks and rivermouths that break to the left and right over a sandy bottom.

Right point at the river mouth with fast, hollow waves that roll on the beach endlessly breaking over a rocky bottom.

It features a beach break that peels to right and left over a sandy bottom.

BOTTOM: Sand ABILITY LEVEL: Beginner — Intermediate GENERAL DESCRIPTION: Beach Breaks are the stereotypical example of what most people think of when they imagine going to the Ocean.

The breaks in this region are a mix of coral reef and rock bottom with a few beach breaks.

We have a beach break with a sand bottom which is ideal for beginners and suitable for all levels all year round.

Right point at the river mouth with fast, hollow waves that roll on the beach endlessly breaking over a rocky bottom (hence, Endless Summer II).

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Tynemouth - Longsands Stats: Wave Quality Rating: 2 Type of Wave: Beach break Direction of Wave: Right & left Bottom: Sand & Rock Difficulty: Beginners Crowd Level: Busy Hazards: Rocks

A gentle sand bottom beach with long lefts and rights breaking off a river mouth.

The surf spot is a long beach break with a sandy bottom (no reef or rocks) and perfect for learning.

Matapalo has a nice beach break with lefts and rights on a sandy bottom.

Las Flores is a unique sand bottom point break that combines the best features of a point break (a long peeling wave) with the forgiving sand bottom of a beach break.

The beach breaks over a sandy bottom to both directions.

While ostensibly a sandbar beach break, the unique bottom configuration of sand over rock reef gives form to the consistently breaking peaks for which Santa Teresa is famous.

The beach break features fast, powerful and hollow waves that break to the right and left over a sandy bottom.

By Local Restriction is Not Allowed us to Going Down to the Main Beach at the Bottom of the Cliff due Broken Stairs and Other Reason and Please be Aware and Follow for Our Own Safety!

Right point at the rivermouth with fast, hollow waves that roll on the beach endlessly breaking over a rocky bottom (hence, Endless Summer II).

In front of the Los Cardones Surf Lodge, a gentle sand bottom beach with long lefts and rights breaking off a river mouth.

It features a beach break that breaks in a gradual manner to the right and left over a sandy bottom.

Puerto Escondido Stats: Wave Quality Rating: 5 Type of Wave: Beach break Direction of Wave: Right & left Bottom: Coral reef Difficulty: Advanced surfer Crowd Level: Busy Hazards: Locals Rips Rocks

This EPIC river mouth beach break boasts high performance tubing waves that break left and right over a sand bottom.

Although most of the breaks are rock bottomed, the break in front of Ericeira Surf House is a beach break that is perfect for beginners.

The waves have a beach break, what means that they break on a sandy bottom.

Guincho Stats: Wave Quality Rating: 2 Type of Wave: Beach break Direction of Wave: Right & left Bottom: Sand & Rock Difficulty: Beginners Crowd Level: Not Too Bad Hazards: Rocks

The Wall Stats: Wave Quality Rating: 3 Type of Wave: Beach break Direction of Wave: Right & left Bottom: Sand Difficulty: Beginners Crowd Level: Busy Hazards: none

However Isla Herradura, a small isle found nearby the beach, has a rocky reef break with a long left that break over a rocky bottom.

The beach break features fast, powerful and hollow waves that break nicely to the right and left over a sandy bottom.