Sentences with phrase «low tide the wave»

The daredevils that are looking for a hollow low tide wave are welcome to rip Grande, but as a Playa Grande veteran, I'd go high tide coming in 9 times out of 10.

During low tide the waves are hollow.

At low tide the waves break close out.

The tide was just approaching the top of the tide at the time and there were already quite a few surfers in the water on both Kuta Reef and Airport Left and even 15 + on the low tide waves of Middle Reef.

Although surf» ble at low tide waves will begin to close out frequently.

At low tide the wave can be hollow and really pitch while the inside can be fun for kids to play.

Ok folks enjoy your Sunday, I may be heading out later this afternoon to try and shoot some low tide waves so if ya get a chance tune in again later this evening.

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The sea is likely to rise steadily up to a level well above the normal tide, with damaging waves and flooding of some low - lying but g areas, which could also extend some way inland,» the Bureau of Meteorology said.

The weekend waves were mostly low tide, with the exception of the morning heats where waters were relatively choppy, causing some pooches to be thrown overboard.

Adventurers often turn up at low tide to explore some of the hidden islands off the coast which are only accessible at low tide and they also come out during storms to watch some immensely powerful gales and waves crash upon the shore.

«Gnarly Neal,» owner of Gnarly Neal's Ocean Instruction, hangs ten with Peter, talking about modern advances in surf boards, the older generation of students coming to learn to ride waves, and the shipwreck that's visible from the hotel during low tide.

If you're a bit of an expert, wait until low tide and head on down to the area just outside the front of the international surf centre where big barrel waves are common.

The wave is pretty soft on a high tide but stands up nicely on a lower tide.

The attraction of Sanur Beach in north circular like a half circle and turn it to the southern part from east to the west where the wave is not too big (relatively calm) and it will be visible the colorful rocks stretch along the beach when the low tide.

You could easily find waves here that are up to eight meters in height but it is best to surf these waters on a low of mid tide.

This wave is best at low tide filling in with a mid size to large swell from the northwest or west.

Nice beach break at low tide with a fast and steep wave.

They will take you out, usually at low tide, and teach you to catch and stand up on whitewater and smaller «inside» waves.

When there is low tide, the water goes back, it get dryer, shallower, there are currents, and in some beaches the waves will completely disappear.

It's low - tide and a small swell when we're there, so the waves are small, but the bodyboarders, and later on, surfers are giving all they've got to get through to the final tomorrow on Sunday.

You could show up to a spot at low tide and find no waves, and then a couple of hours later there'll be waves breaking up and down the beach.

This is a very versatile beachbreak with long, but often slow waves at low tide and faster, shorter shorebreaks when the tide starts pushing up.

The lapping waves hardly reach the base of the platform, and low tides reveal rock pools and a clear lagoon that leaves interesting collections of tropical marine life to explore.

So it's always a good idea to observe waves during low tide and look for exposed rocks or a shallow reef.

The waves break, to the left and to the right, best during low upcoming and mid tide.

The waves are busiest at low tide when the surfing conditions are ideal, but remember it can be quite a crowded wave.

As a short boarder, low tide is probably my favorite time to rip Guiones, as the waves have much steeper faces when there's less water.

This wave gets spiky at low tide so watch yourself, if there is enough swell and water moving around you could pull it off.

Surf this, left and right breaking wave, during low tide.

The waves tend to tube during low tide.

I've found the wave barreling at low tide, while high tide and mid-tide are much better for beginners or badass old timing long boarders.

Though some of the locals prefer to surf low - tide because the waves are a bit more hallow, I really only surf it during high tide.

Just beware of the end section (far right of the beach) it gets VERY shallow on lower tides and many of us paid the price after exiting waves there.

The waves are best ridden when the tide is low, nice swells are picked up from the south and southeast and wind blows from the east.

The wave beaks best during low tide.

They work in low tide and high tide but it's very good when the tide starts to go out and the waves become extremely hollow and fast for surfing

The consistent and clean waves, low crowds and a sweeping range of white sand beaches combined with a bit of challenging high tides make Santa Teresa an ideal surfing point for all levels of surfers.

Great waves all year around and at the right time of the day, about an hour after low tide, the waves can get quite big and good to surf.

Ketut reckoned there was around 30 + surfers picking off waves on the Racetrack section while the tide was still low.

When the tide is low, the waves become steeper and faster perfect for short boarders while at mid to high tides, the waves are smooth luring plenty of long boarders.

Lido Rights is a sensational all round wave ideal for all levels of surfer from intermediate and above while other breaks like Yako Left on a lower tide is hollow and shallow and not for the faint hearted with only experienced surfers recommended to surf this then, especially when there is some size to it.

There are good waves on the high tide when the swells are big, or on small swells on low - mid tide.

On extreme low tide, during the full and new moon periods, the wave breaks onto dry reef and is un-rideable except for the 50 - yard end section.

They usually schedule their surf lessons between low and mid tide, since it is critical to catch the waves at the right time.

It is a fast beach break that shortboarders and bodyboarders love due to its hollow and fast waves, especially at low tide.

The waves close out at low tides.

The nearest surf spot is Banana Beach, the wave is right hander that breaks from this small beach, often sheltered from the Northerly winds; it provides an all level wave more consist at low tide.

A fun and beginner friendly wave, Maria's is also one of the most consistent of all the surf breaks around K38, breaking even on tiny swells when the tide is low.

Once again there were some hollow waves for everyone and as the tide hit the bottom of the 1.0 mtr Low there were only 8 surfers in the line up.