Devereux
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Devereux surf guide

Devereux, also known as Coal Oil Point, is a surf spot located on the opposite side of town from Campus Point. It offers a right-hander that can be a bit mushy and sectiony most of the time. While it might not be the most consistent break available, it does have its moments, especially when the conditions are right. Generally, Devereux can handle a variety of swell sizes, peaking from about 4 to 10 feet (1.2 to 3 meters), and can be more favorable during the autumn and winter months, specifically from October to February.

The waves here can get a bit tricky. They generally break over rock and are known for being sectiony, which means you might find yourself needing to pick your spots carefully. On a good day, Devereux can produce some fun rights, but you should be prepared for a steep drop near some wash rocks. The ideal swell direction comes from the WSW, W, or WNW with a period of less than 15 seconds, and it usually works best during mid tide. If you're heading out, aim for a north or northeast wind to set up the conditions just right. Note that this spot is pretty solid for intermediate and expert surfers using shortboards, fish, funboards, longboards, or even bodyboards.

Accessing Devereux is straightforward. From the 101, you want to exit onto Storke-Glen Annie Road, take a left, then head straight into Isla Vista/El Colegio Road. When you see the twin Francisco Torres dorms, bear right onto Camino Corto. Follow that to Del Playa Drive, turn right, and find parking along Camino Majorca. Expect crowds here, as it’s one of the popular spots in the area, but the local vibe tends to be pretty mellow. Just keep an eye out for some sneaky submerged rocks and kelp while you're out there.

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