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Castlerock

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Ideal surf conditions at Castlerock

Swell window
NW, NNW, N
Best swell direction
N
Swell size
2ft - 8ft
Swell breaks over
Sand
Wave directions
Left, Right
Wind window
S
Offshore wind
S
Works at
Low, Mid, High
(Better on rising)
Skill Level
Beginner

Castlerock surf guide

Castlerock is a surf spot located along the northern coast of Ireland. It's known for its easy access, where you can park right on the beach after a drive along the sands from either Castlerock or Portstewart. The area is popular among surfers looking for a laid-back day on the waves, especially beginners and longboarders, thanks to its friendly surf conditions.

The waves here typically offer left and right breaks over sand, making it quite manageable for those who are still learning. You can catch rides when the swell size is around 2 feet (about 0.6 meters), with the best action happening during mid-tide. The optimal swell direction is from the north, with northwesterly swells also providing decent sessions. It's important to keep an eye on the wind, as conditions are preferable with a south wind. When the conditions are just right, the rolling waves make for an enjoyable surf, but they can close out when the swell sizes get big.

If you’re hitting Castlerock, it’s a good spot for beginners since it’s generally forgiving. Just remember, in bigger swells, the surf can get a bit messy and rippy, so it’s wise to pay attention to the conditions before you paddle out. Enjoy your time out there!

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