Ossabaw Island Surf Report & Forecast

On Georgia’s third largest barrier island, surfing is pretty much an alien enterprise. The Georgia coast is tucked so far back behind the Carolinas and Florida, and positioned so far west of the widened continental shelf (over 60 miles at some spots) that it takes something significant like a hurricane or a nor'easter to produce decent surf. In fact, Georgia is often more dependable when it’s onshore, and only on an incoming tide. Read more