Our season for surf is April through September
with south swells that bring the juice to our little piece of paradise.
Best at incoming high tide
with a south swell.
With a south swell you can sometimes get a left breaking on the outside but the right is what people come to surf.
Not exact matches
We're sure the golf will be
swell at this week's Nedbank Challenge, what
with the likes of Ian Poulter, Louis Oosthuizen, and Charl Schwartzel teeing it up in
South Africa, but so far the stars of the show are a bunch of monkeys, a snake, and a mongoose.
The
swelling circles represent the amount of human - origin influenza in swine population, «
with the viral populations increasing first in Oklahoma and then in Minnesota and Iowa,» as pigs move from the
south - central to the Midwest.
Rain had
swollen the lake and the owners of the dam, the exclusive
South Fork Hunting and Fishing Club, had been little concerned
with paying to keep the dam in good repair.
September 1st through the 3rd of 2011, California was hit
with a large
south swell from a storm which originated off of Antarctica.
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.
Best conditions
with a large
swell from the
south at mid tide.
Best conditions
with a medium to large
swell from the
south / southwest at mid to high tide.
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.
With the
swell direction coming from the
South to North direction and a
South East to Easterly wind, you can expect waves to reach over eight feet.
The
swell comes from a North Westerly and Westerly direction
with the wind coming in from the
South East and East.
With a solid
south swell or combo
swell expect a tough paddle out to be rewarded by peaky A-frames and some of Baja's best heavy barrels.
Best conditions at mid to high tide
with a
swell from the
south, or west
The epic waves team up
with big
swells from the east and winds from the
south creating a strong and heavy Hawaiian style barrel waves.
Breaks especially well
with north
swells and some
south.
Beach and reef break
with rights and lefts that works on higher tides and
south to southwest
swells.
This is the most consistent time for surf,
with the
South Pacific churning out regular south and southwest swells that end up peeling into the region's point breaks, reefs and beach br
South Pacific churning out regular
south and southwest swells that end up peeling into the region's point breaks, reefs and beach br
south and southwest
swells that end up peeling into the region's point breaks, reefs and beach breaks.
Surf is generally flat on the North Shore in the summer
with bigger
swells on the
South and West side.
Surfing can be tricky here and large
south - southwest
swells are necessary in order to clear the coral, which is also a popular site
with snorkelers.
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.
Surf here during low up coming tide
with swell from the Northwest or the
South.
Consistent southerly
swells provide Poipu Beach
with ample surf during the summer months, and Kauai's
South Shore can accommodate surfers of any level — whether you're a seasoned expert in search of glassy, overhead waves or a beginner looking to catch your first ride.
It is also the best for boogie - boarding,
with a regular break here that can get fairly large during
south swells.
They do however share the same exposure to both north and
south swells; both will suffer decay before reaching their shores but what does arrive, as a consequence is of high quality, losing much of the short period associated
with locally generated
swells.
Any given
swell will have different characteristics when arriving from different locations; a
swell coming in from the north will break differently than a
swell arriving from the
south,
with one direction usually being preferred by local surfers.
As one of the best surf towns in the world Nosara is gifted
with north and
south swells that provide world - class waves year round.
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.
The waves are great to surf when the
swells rise from Northwest, West, Southwest and
South teamed up
with the wind blowing from Northeast.
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
swells were down to a respectable seven to 12 feet, the skies blue, and temperatures in the mid-80s F,
with the winds still out of the
south.
The best time to surf is during a low to mid tide
with swells coming from the
south and southwest.
Best time is during the mid tide
with a large
swell from the
south.
With two oceans, the refreshing Atlantic and Tropical Indian meeting,
South Africa picks up way more
swells than most countries and there is always an offshore wind creating, perfectly clean waves somewhere.
Our season for the big
south swells is between April and September,
with the surf usually in the head high to overhead size everyday.
The wave is surfable
with swell from the
South and Southwest, best
with swell from the
South.
We offer surf lessons year around here
with STN, we have beaches that are blocked from the big
south swells of the rainy season and waves that pick up any little bit of
swell in the dry season!
The main surf season in the
south west of Sri Lanka is between October - April
with Dec - Jan - Mar offering the best
swells and minimum winds.
Best conditions in the early morning
with swell from the
south or east at almost any tide (L&S).
With varying swells coming from the north - west, west and south west and with a wind westerly wind direction, the surfing conditions here are absolutely amaz
With varying
swells coming from the north - west, west and
south west and
with a wind westerly wind direction, the surfing conditions here are absolutely amaz
with a wind westerly wind direction, the surfing conditions here are absolutely amazing.
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.
South swells with an outgoing tide make for the best waves.
There is a
south westerly
swell direction
with the wind coming in from the east.
Moliets Plage is situated on the
south west coast of France
with consistent
swells all year long.
Best
swell ranges from the NE to NW
with a
south wind.
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.
The spot is best to ride when
swells rise from the north teamed up
with wind blowing from
south and southwest.
However, during the surf season (April - October) there are days when west or
south west
swell will wrap into the bay providing waves that offer typical beach break
with rights and lefts.
That's a good thing if you like barreling rights because that's the wind that Rifles likes, and there was enough of that
south swell around for it to break
with good sets still going a few feet overhead.