Your browser is not supported for this experience. We recommend using Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari. Surfers come from all around just to surf Ocean Inlet Park in Ocean Ridge after, or even during, a storm.
When surfers talk about Florida's place among the worlds' best breaks, two words come to mind: "The Inlet. Heading north, you'll find another great local break for surfing in Florida, "Spanish House. The crowds are smaller and the waves a little mellower, which makes it the best surfing in Florida for longboarders and beginners.
Turn down and off "The Streets," 13th, 14th, 16th etc. Jetty Park to the north is good surf spot when the winter wind blows.
It's also prime location for fishing and sight seeing. Known locally as "the wave magnet," Smyrna's waves are well suited for trick riding or "hot dogging. Ponce Inlet to the north rivals Sebastian as one of the best surf spots in Florida.
As with any place where the surfing is stellar, you will have company. In nearby Daytona Beach , surfing is more strictly regulated due to the high number of visitors. The area's best break, the Main Street Pier, is a good winter destination, but check with the local surf report before heading over. In Flagler Beach , you'll find another pier, which is the place to go after a cold front rolls through and the wind clocks around from the south, kicking up near-perfect waves that rival those of Sebastian or Ponce.
On the north side of the inlet, you'll find lots of surfers on longboards. The south side also breaks. High tide is best. Augustine and Anastasia State Park offer several other opportunities to find the best surfing in Florida.
The "Blowhole" usually generates bigger waves. Sometimes crowded. The best conditions reported for surf at Pensacola Beach occur when a South-southeast swell combines with an offshore wind direction from the North-northwest.
Interactive Pensacola Beach surf break location map. View information about nearby surf breaks, their wave consistency and rating compared to other spots in the region. Current swell conditions from local buoys are shown along with live wind speed and direction from nearby weather stations. Click icons on the map for more detail.
Warm in and out of the water temperature at Pensacola Beach today, but forecast to be overcast. With sea temperatures of Surf stats for Pensacola Beach, see the swell variation by month or season on the history page here.
Wind stats for Pensacola Beach, see the variation in direction and stength by month or season on the history page here.
Interactive Porthcawl Point location map. View nearby buoy information, live wind conditions and surrounding roads, paths and locations to help find new breaks.
Click the buoys or wind icon to view more information. Quality on a good day: 2. Photo by: PensacolaSurf. Surfing Pensacola Beach: The best conditions reported for surf at Pensacola Beach occur when a South-southeast swell combines with an offshore wind direction from the North-northwest.
What's the best time of year to surf Pensacola Beach for consistent clean waves? He's joking, kind of. Yes, surfers can be territorial of local spots, but White is actually training new surfers to keep the wave of surfers coming through the generations. White's an instructor for the summer surf camps run by Innerlight, which was founded by Pensacola surfing godfather and legend Yancy Spencer III, the true pioneer of Gulf Coast surfing.
Spencer died after suffering a heart attack while surfing in California on Valentine's Day of He was 60 years old. A statue of Spencer with a surfboard was erected on Pensacola Beach after his death. White stood on the white sand of Pensacola Beach behind Crabs restaurant looking out at a group of boys and girls, ages 8 to 14, who were in the gentle surf Friday morning, bobbing on green and blue foam training boards.
Three additional surf instructors stood in the chest-high clear water with the students, all prone or squatting across their boards. More: Pensacola Yacht Club kicks off jam-packed summer and fall season with eye on future.
Soon, a small wave, maybe a foot, crept up behind them and an instructor gave the board of young Ava Babcock-Watford, 11, a push at just the right moment, propelling the young girl along with the rhythm of the gentle wave. She pushed a bit with her arms and suddenly sprung up on her board, her right foot forward.
But then, Ava did a quick little show-off spin, and was suddenly facing the opposite way on her board, left foot forward.
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