Kisakihama is a surf spot located near a large city and draws a decent crowd of surfers. This beach gets pretty busy, but it offers a relatively average wave-riding experience. Most days, the waves don’t pack much power or shape, which can be a letdown for those seeking a thrilling surf session.

The waves here generally break over sand and are good for both left and right rides. Kisakihama handles swell sizes starting from about 1 ft (0.3 meters) and is best with swells coming from the north and east. If you're planning a surf session, aim for low to mid or even high tide, with southwest winds making things smoother. This spot is quite beginner-friendly, making it an okay spot if you’re still getting the hang of things.

Despite the crowds, localism isn’t much of an issue for surfers, which keeps the vibe fairly chill. Keep in mind that parking can be tricky around here, so it’s a good idea to have a backup plan. Enjoy your time at Kisakihama, and make the most of the waves!