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- This is a suitable spot for all levels of experience. In summer it is good for beginners with its smaller waves, in winter it is good for those with experience due to the big swells rolling in after storms.
- A fun spot for everyone whether they are experienced or not, this has a good friendly atmosphere too.
- A decent spot for all ability levels, this place works best in the summer when the tides are at the most helpful.
- This spot is for experienced surfers only as it has some big, powerful waves when it fires. It has a good atmosphere and you’ll usually see a handful of locals out.
- This is a place that is suitable for everyone. There is plenty of space and you are pretty much free to pick your spot.
- This can be a great spot for experienced surfers. It isn’t easy to get here, but making the effort can be worth it, especially in hurricane season.
- This is a decent spot for all abilities and provides some good sized waves when conditions are right. Surfing is prohibited between 10am – 5pm in summer, though any other time is fair game.
- There are many positive things about Bunmahon, most notably its higher level of wave consistency than many comparable places in the south. This is a spot for beginners and the more experienced alike, and for almost every wave sailing sport. Excellent wave heights have been seen here – and with regularity – making it one of best kept secrets of Ireland’s watersport scene.
- Tramore doesn’t have a fantastic reputation amongst surfers and windsurfers for a couple of very good reasons. The most prominent of these is that the nature of the industry in the area leads to some of the least attractive seas in the country. Often described as smelling like an ashtray, and the sea being a brown sludge, many will baulk at spending much time there. Realistically however, this may be more to do with tides than anything else.
- One of the few really excellent spots on the east coast, you should seriously consider making time for Magheramore, even if your tour doesn’t take you too close. The fact that it is a mere 40 minutes from Dublin, combined with its popularity as a surfing spot mean that it’s incredibly popular at high season. Don’t let this put you off, as there’s plenty of beach to go around, and all types of watersports are catered for there.
- Bettystown is something of a secret amongst the surfing fraternity, and is practically devoid of all tourism. For the most part, the waves are reasonably staid, but there is a superb cove past the headland and boathouse. This has some incredible barreling wave formations which although small, can be almost endlessly entertaining.
- More isolated than many in Leinster, Ballymount is still a favourite amongst surfers, windsurfers and kite sailors of all kinds. A picturesque beach brings a large crowd in the summer months, but during the windy days, it’s a haven for anyone out on the sea.
- It can be difficult to find decent conditions for surfing off the east coast of Ireland, and while there are still many places to look, the more established places are always the best in this region. Wind and kite surfers will have more luck in this area, and the community of watersports is far more skewed in that direction. Donabate is one of the major spots in the area, and being close to Dublin allows for a varied time on and off the sea.
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Vassiliki bay, located on the South coast of Lefkada island and measuring a good 2 kilometers across, is considered by many to be the perfect place to learn windsurfing and sailing, as well as have all-round fun on the water. Its stable weather conditions,easy access and well-developed infrastructure, coupled with a laid-back atmosphere of a Greek village, make it a favorite among water sport enthusiasts of all ages and experience levels. The spot caters primarily to windsurfers, but catamaran and dinghy sailors are also welcome, and there are also SUP boards and kayaks available for rent.
- This is one of the best spots in the whole of Long Beach Island, and it is suitable for everyone regardless of experience. It has a friendly and relaxed atmosphere with no hassle at all.
- This is a good spot after a storm, but it should only be surfed by experienced people due to the difficult location.
- This is an interesting spot. It offers consistent surf because there are two sandbars here, which work in different directions. It is suitable for all levels of experience
- A good spot for beginners, this place offers decent sized waves and some long rides.
- This is a good spot offering consistent surf suitable for all, but it is in a rough part of town and you wouldn’t want to hang around after dark.
- Good for all surfers, this is a spot that has been known for decades but now mainly sees old timers out. It is much more relaxed than the rest of Sea Isle as it doesn’t get the lifeguards or beach tag collectors.
- This is usually an average spot, but on a good day can produce some excellent waves. It is suitable for all experience levels, but those with a bit of experience might get frustrated by the number of beginners out here in summer.
- Unlike the nearby spot at Cap May Avenue, this is suitable for all levels of surfer and can be one of the best surf spots in the area.
- This is a relatively good surf spot and can be used by all experience levels. It has a fairly chilled out atmosphere and is at its best during fall when the hurricane swells push in. It is also called North end by local surfers, for obvious reasons.
- This is a good place to be in summer or fall, and even gives decent waves when many other spots nearby won’t play. It is one of the better spots in New Jersey and is suitable for all levels of experience.
- This is an interesting spot, very consistent but only experienced surfers should be going out here as it can be quite powerful.
- : This is a wave only surfable by those with a lot of experience, but it has a good atmosphere and can provide great waves when conditions allow.
- This is a very relaxed spot with a good reputation and suits all experience levels. It has fairly consistent surf in the summer mornings after the south winds have been blowing.
- This is a fun spot for all surfers and provides decent conditions most of the year, though it is probably best over fall and early winter.
- A decent spot for all experience levels, this can produce some excellent overhead waves in the fall when the storm winds and swells pick up.
- A decent spot for all levels of experience, this breaks fairly regularly and is a popular spot. It has a good friendly atmosphere and is one of those rare places where beginners happily ride alongside experts.
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