Generosa
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Generosa surf guide

Generosa is a surf spot that’s pretty accessible, located just off the road and protected by a hill. It offers a long, lazy wall that attracts lots of surfers. While it can get crowded, it's generally a user-friendly spot, making it a good choice for those riding longboards or for intermediates looking to catch some decent waves. The area is well-covered but can back off at higher tides, so plan your session accordingly.

The waves at Generosa break over an uneven reef and are ideal for north-east swells, with the optimal direction being north-east. You can expect to handle swell sizes of around 3 feet (approximately 0.9 meters). The waves break to the left, and the spot does pretty well with south-west winds. It's also versatile with tide heights as it works during low, mid, and high tides. This makes it a reliable spot for those looking to improve their surfing skills.

To get to Generosa, just park your car and climb down in the center of the bay. The cliffs to the east do limit access, so keep that in mind when planning your trip. This is a great place for surfers who want a more laid-back experience and don’t mind sharing the waves with others.

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