Streedagh Strand Surf Guide
Surf spot guide
Ideal Surf Conditions
Swell Direction
W- NW
Wind
S -SW
Surf Height
Waist to head high, any bigger it closes out.
Tide
Mid to high
Streedagh Strand Surf Guide
Long strand extending east from access. Good for beginner to intermediate surfers. Protected well from predominant southwest wind. Known for ruins of 14th Century Spanish Armada ship still mostly buried at the far end of the strand. Visible at very low tide.
Ability Level
Beginner - Intermediate
Beginner to intermediate.
Local Vibe
Welcoming
Mellow crowd. Plenty of room here.
Crowd Factor
Mellow
Becoming more popular but large beach with peaks all the way down.
Spot Rating
Poor
Consistent in the winter, through usually not the best shaped sandbars. Good staple spot when the wind is SW.
Shoulder Burn
Light
Close to the beach.
Water Quality
Clean
Some Agricultural runoff at the far end of the strand by the river. But generally very good.
Hazards
Rips as it gets bigger.
Bring Your
Fish, Funboard, Longboard
Access
Park in lot then walk over dunes via access trail.
Bottom
Sand.
Best Season
Autumn, Winter and Spring are best as it needs a good swell to break.
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