Sentences with phrase «on south swell»

All perform best on a south swell, though the beach takes any surf and slows it down to a very slow pace.

However, if you know what you're doing this is a really fun surf spot that can hold up to double overhead on a South Swell.

The surf in this region of Mexico is generally 1/2 to 1/3 the size on South swells of more powerful breaks to the South such as Pascuales, Nexpa, or Puerto Escondido.

Some of the breaks, depending on their orientation, work best on north swells, others on south swells and others on combo or «West» swells, making Ecuador a very dynamic surf destination.

Not exact matches

On this day there was a south swell rolling through the islands, we decided to leave real early to get a jump start on the conditions and hope for good visibilitOn this day there was a south swell rolling through the islands, we decided to leave real early to get a jump start on the conditions and hope for good visibiliton the conditions and hope for good visibility.

There are more than five breaks on offer including the Point, the Alley (a sand - covered rock shelf offering both left - and right - handers) and the Bombie (a break to the south, renowned for its separate waves in big swells).

These were little «banana boats» mind you — long canoes with outboard motors that got tossed about like toy boats on the dangerous South Pacific swells.

Baja Malibu is an often hollow beach break the breaks best on a NorthWest, West, SouthWest, South swell direction.

This point break works best on south or west - northwest swell.

The beach break at Guidel Plages can come up with some good quality waves if the banks are any good (like most beach breaks actually) Works best on a west or south west swell.

One of the few places on the South Coast that handles a bigger swell.

The west coast picks up the NW swells that hammer this sea faring nation in the winter and the south coast can have epic surf when it's too big on the west side homeboy (and yes that happens often).

There is a point break just to the south which offers some good surf on a bigger swell.

The waves on San Cristobal occur on the southwest and northwest facing sides of the island where they are exposed to ground swells from both the North and South Pacific.

Best conditions on a south / southwest swell at mid - high tide incoming.

Directly in front of the main parking lot and next to Lola's restaurant (named after the pig who can be seen wallowing in the tide) is a quality left - hand wave that has been compared to Indonesia on strong south swells.

Due to its location on the coast, Guiones picks up north and south swells and works well on all tides making it perfect for a full - day trip.

For advanced intermediates and advanced surfers, we recommend visiting during the months of March through November, because, like most of Central America, Nicaragua is a «south swell spot», meaning we rely on swells generated by winter storms in the southern hemisphere which occur from March - November.

Surfing is year round on the island driven by ocean swells that are unbroken by any land mass and originate in the South Pacific.

South swells on a medium to low tide work best.

This spot works best on the incoming tide and is the spot to be when big south swell rolls through.

Beach and reef break with rights and lefts that works on higher tides and south to southwest swells.

Probably the most consistent of all Tamarindo's spots, even though it's a 20 - minute drive or 30 - minute hike north of town, Playa Grande is a cooking beachbreak, especially on a good south swell.

The spot works best on a westerly but will work on a northerly or a south west swell.

Surf is generally flat on the North Shore in the summer with bigger swells on the South and West side.

Trestles works best on a good south to southwest swell, and when it's on, a session at Trestles can be epic.

Tabletops to the south and Cardiff Reef to the north are both fun shouldery waves, best on southwest swells and ideal for cutbacks and action in the lip.

On the steepest of south swells that pass the rest of the coast by, Oceanside Harbor and Del Mar Beach (on the Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base) can get big and holloOn the steepest of south swells that pass the rest of the coast by, Oceanside Harbor and Del Mar Beach (on the Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base) can get big and holloon the Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base) can get big and hollow.

This zone extends from Manta where the coastline faces due North with dead - on exposure to winter Northwest swells at several point and jetty breaks, out to the San Lorenzo Cape, a rugged zone containing a series of remote point and reef breaks which work on a wide variety of swell directions and tides with varying wind protection, and finally to the south facing end of the cape which contains some of Ecuador's hollowest beachbreaks and rivermouths.

The South Male atoll also several great set - ups that on LARGE swells will be 2» smaller than North Male breaks, however without any CROWD FACTOR.

From here we move north, west or south depending on the swell and conditions.

It is right next door to Boulders Beach, but best on a calm day (very exposed to south easterly wind and waves) as the swells can leave you feeling as if you have gone through a mangler.

On strong South swells the wave can reach overhead plus size and roll for 300 yards and more.

Located directly south of Denpasar, on the bigger of the two small islands, Serangan is a swell magnet and is often 4 - 6ft + and can produce barrels.

This zone extends from Manta where the coastline faces due North with dead - on exposure to winter Northwest swells at several point and jetty breaks, out to the San Lorenzo Cape, a rugged zone containing a series of remote point and reef breaks which work on a wide variety of swell directions and tides with varying wind protection, and finally to the south facing end of the cape which contains some of Ecuador's hollowest beach breaks and river mouths.

With a swell window of almost 270 degrees there's always a wave that's firing on the South Coast and there's something for everyone from hollow powerful beach breaks, to long mellow sand point breaks and isolated river mouths.

The further south you travel bigger the waves and swell, most surfers concentrate on the central to norther parts of the country.

Breaks best on south and southwest swells and is best on a low tide.

Best on south and southwest swells at low tide.

We've got great swells all year round on Sri Lanka's South coast.

Cocoa Beach Pier can produce good waves on both the North and South sides of the pier depending on swell direction and winds.

Like most of Central America, Nicaragua is a «south swell spot», meaning we rely on swells generated by winter storms in the southern hemisphere (March - Nov) to send good waves our way.

(The rest of the year the breaks that work in Tahiti are those exposed to South swells — these breaks are located on reef passes, are very powerful, and not easy to access.)

Being on the corner of the Iberian Peninsula means the Algarve has the widest swell window in the country and regular offshores on the south coast.

In the Algarve you have two coastal orientations (south and west), depending on the swell and wind conditions you can easily choose a beach that better adapts to the conditions, providing you with a greater chance of finding the perfect wave for your level.

Moliets Plage is situated on the south west coast of France with consistent swells all year long.

The best swell direction here is from the south and surfing can be done on all tides.

The dry winter season is offshore on the famous Kuta to Uluwatu west side of the island, with south east winds from early June to Late August fanning the swells.

With a south swell you can sometimes get a left breaking on the outside but the right is what people come to surf.

South West swell and on low tide, NW - E wind.