Sentences with phrase «waves at high tide»

This break may very well be the brother break to the main Dominical beach break and therefore also provides consistent waves at high tide with both left and right breaking waves.

Waves at high tide are said to be fat and slow, or lumpy due to the large amount or volume of water that is sitting over the sand banks or reef on that particular beach.

Not exact matches

Take a walk down the steps leading to the Algar Seco rock formations, where you'll hear the waves crashing against them at high tide.

Fun sand bar, great atmosphere, sweet right hand wave and some cheeky lefts at high tide.

But visitors must pay careful attention to the day's tide tables; when the water is at its highest, the hot spring flow has little impact on the ocean's natural temperature (and the shape of the rock barrier can occasionally lead to dangerously rough waves).

Superb waves are generated at mid to high tide when it is rising.

The wave, which breaks to the left and right, is very consistent and best surfed at mid to almost high tide.

The waves here are smaller than in Dominical and break best at mid and high tide.

In fact, at high tide, you can even feel the bridge float gently over the waves.

Monday: S swell filling in and waves ranged on the waist to shoulder high with some bigger sets reaching head high at favorable tides.

At a higher tide the break is much more forgiving and even intermediate surfers can enjoy these amazing waves.

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.

When the tide drops, it can expose previously hidden reef, rocks, sand, etc., and when the tide is high, it can cover up the surf spot with so much water that it ceases to have any waves at all.

Best viewed at high tide or during winter storms, make sure to keep your eye on the ocean since sneaker waves can surge in without warning at any time.

The wave is going to work much better at high tide as it comes in, which provides decent waves for long boarders, or beginner short boarders.

The waves are best ridden at mid to high tide with swells and wind coming from the southwest and east respectively.

At the time wave height was still only in the waist to chest high range, but with the tide still running in there was a big chance of some head to over head high waves yet to come.

High tides cause the wave to become mushy or not break at all if the swell is small.

The waves are fun with a fairly good length best ridden at a mid to high tide.

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.

The waves can be big, heavy, crowded and happy to hand out reef tattoos on tap, so if you're still learning, stick to high tide, small swells at Balangan.

At extreme high tide the wave is fuller and much easier to ride, perfect for surfers who are not accustomed to fast tubing waves.

At high tide, the wave just about disappears, so grab some delicious fresh seafood at one of the beachside restaurantAt high tide, the wave just about disappears, so grab some delicious fresh seafood at one of the beachside restaurantat one of the beachside restaurants.

The tide was still running out at the time but Middle Reef did have a few fun looking head high waves peeling off.

Firstly, most of the waves are beach breaks; a surfer will probably stop surfing at high tide when the waves become fat and difficult to catch but a body boarder can still have fun on the shore break.

Catch challenging waves at mid and high tides at Canggu or Sanur beach on this reef trip.

In good swell, on low tide it works from the point whilst at high tide their is a large forgiving beach break with both left and right hand waves.

Generally speaking, you'll find the best waves at a mid or high tide.

At low tides, the waves are tubular while at high tide, the waves become longeAt low tides, the waves are tubular while at high tide, the waves become longeat high tide, the waves become longer.

A left - hand point break, «Cedros» is a beautiful wave, but only works at high tide.

Especially as the tide was filling in, so we were happy to see wave height in the 2 - 3ft or waist to head high region at Ulu.

The tide was still running down at the time so Middle Reef was producing the best waves at head to well over head high.

Arriving at 9.30 AM just as the tide was starting to run back in to see wave height peeling off the point at head to well over head high.

Sept 25 Today a much mellower day.The wind started to blow offshore around 10 O'clock and conditions cleaned up quickly on the low tide.Still some solid waves in the 6 - 8ft category.A crew of about twenty surfers sampling the goods on The ledge and Moneytrees.Again, wave selection being the key.The afternoon high tide session went down at Moneytrees on a slightly dropping swell, but still some well overhead waves on offer and most of good quality.

From the dangerous, almost unmakeable waves at Panaitan Island, through the pure natural - foot perfection of Lagundri Bay, to the ocean - going adventure off the Mentawais, the dense jungle lifestyle of Grajagan, volcanic power at Canggu, madness and fun at Halfway Kuta, impossibly long lines at Impossibles, shallow green reef barrels at Padang, mellow high tide at Geger, the «waiting game» at Desert Point and Sumbawa's crowded Lakey Peak.

The tide was still running in for a 10.30 AM 2.4 mtr High so the best waves were found down at Temple's and on the Main Peak sections.

The tide was still on the bottomg of the Low at the time but Middle Reef was delivering some waist to head high waves and there were a few surfers already out there getting into em.

With only 1 - 2ft + of wave height showing between Kuta Reef and Airports we decided to wait for the afternoon high tide and have a fun surf down Legian at Padma st. And to all our surprise there were some really fun left and right handers to play with.

G - Land Surf Camp 23rd August 2012 After a couple of small days the swell pulsed some today, the morning hi tide showed waves to be in the head high plus range and the odd double overhead coming through at Kongs and some nice ones hitting The Ledge and Moneytrees.Some very long rides were had by the new crew of surfers that arrived this morning.Still a good mellow vibe in the water and plenty of waves for all.The afternoon low tide session was again in good condition and a good days surfing was had by all and everyone anticipating a further rise in swell.Was also nice to see a visiting crew of Balinese surfers from Uluwatu enjoying the fruits of G - Land and all surfing at a very high level.

With the tide on the top of the High at the time the best waves were happening on Kuta Reef and Airport Left and I dare say there would have also been some waves breaking around at Airport Right as well.

This current photo gallery we shot up at Canggu on the 7th, as it shows wave height was mainly in the 2ft range but there were a few head high freak sets as the tide pushed in.

Playa Dominicalito — a good beginner's beach at high - tide with moderate waves, but watch out for the rocks.

The tide was still a touch too low for Kuta Reef and Airport Left at the time, but Middle Reef was reeling off some nice looking head to well over head high waves for the 3 surfers in the water.

G - Land Surf Camp Sept 30 G - Land today awoke with a good solid 4 - 6ft swell, so head high to double overhead sells hitting the entire section of reef.Nice morning waves at Kongs for the early morning risers in the overhead range, then as the tide quickly filled in and the offshore breeze blowing form the early mornings started to liven up.

G - Land Surf Camp G - Land 16th of August showed a slight drop in swell size but still head hi + and the infrequent one of double head high hitting the reef this morning, wind was up offshore early and continued throughout the day.The morning high tide had some nice waves at Kongs, The Ledge and Moneytrees and the odd one at The Launching Pad.Things improved greatly like yesterday... [Read more...]

At the coasts, strong winds, up to nearly hurricane force, will batter beaches with 20 - foot waves for three high tide cycles, prompting concern for severe beach erosion and major coastal flooding from Maryland to Massachusetts.