Borth is a surf spot located along a long stretch of sandy beach that features some mediocre shifting peaks. This spot can be a bit fickle and generally needs a solid SW swell to bring in quality waves. On good days, you might find some waves near the point in town, but don't expect it to be consistent. Overall, it can be a nice place to chill without the hustle and bustle of busier spots nearby.

The surf here tends to work best when the swell is coming from the West-Southwest, handling sizes from about 3ft to 8ft (0.9m to 2.4m). Waves typically break both right and left over a sandy bottom, so you get a bit of variety. If you're planning to paddle out, be aware of the longshore drift, but it’s manageable. The surf is often best on a pushing tide, particularly around low to mid tide and can still be fun all the way up to high tide. The preferred winds are from the East-North-East, East, and East-South-East, so keep that in mind when checking the forecast.

Access to Borth is straightforward with beachfront parking available. The crowd factor is usually quite low, which is a plus if you prefer more space in the water. This spot is suitable for beginners and intermediates alike, making it a decent choice if you're looking to practice. In the winter months, particularly from December to February, expect bigger swells and stormier conditions, which can bring some excitement to your session.