Surf Forecast
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Free 7-day surf forecasts for the best-known breaks. Wave height, swell period and direction, and water temperature, straight from the open-meteo Marine model.
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Ocean Beach
San Francisco’s heavy, cold-water beach break, with powerful peaks, strong rips, and a long paddle out. A serious wave that rewards experienced surfers.
View forecastNorthern CaliforniaMavericks
Half Moon Bay’s legendary big-wave reef. On the biggest swells of winter it produces some of the largest rideable waves in the world.
View forecastCentral CaliforniaSteamer Lane
Santa Cruz’s premier point break, wrapping around the cliff at Lighthouse Point. Consistent, photogenic, and almost always crowded.
View forecastSouthern CaliforniaHuntington Beach
“Surf City USA.” A long, forgiving beach break beside the pier, the classic SoCal learn-to-surf and contest beach.
View forecastSouthern CaliforniaLower Trestles
San Clemente’s world-class cobblestone point, with peeling, high-performance walls that draw pros and a stacked lineup year-round.
View forecastAtlantic FloridaCocoa Beach
Florida’s Space Coast hub and Kelly Slater’s home break. Mellow, sandy peaks most days, lighting up when hurricane and nor’easter swells push in.
View forecastAtlantic FloridaSebastian Inlet
The East Coast’s most famous wave, where the jetty at First Peak fires on the right swell and produced a generation of Florida pros.
View forecastOuter BanksCape Hatteras
The Outer Banks’ powerful, shifty beach breaks. Exposed to open-Atlantic swell, it turns on hard during fall hurricane season.
View forecastOahu North ShoreBanzai Pipeline
The most famous and most dangerous wave on earth. A heaving reef barrel on Oahu’s North Shore that defines big-wave surfing every winter.
View forecastOahu South ShoreWaikiki
The birthplace of modern surfing, with long, gentle rollers off Honolulu that are perfect for longboarding and learning.
View forecastOregon CoastCannon Beach
Cold-water Pacific Northwest beach break beneath Haystack Rock. Consistent swell, dramatic scenery, and a full wetsuit year-round.
View forecastNew YorkMontauk
The eastern tip of Long Island, where Ditch Plains and the Montauk points pick up Atlantic groundswell and peak in the fall.
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