Marske to Tees is a long stretch of beach that offers a variety of surf breaks along its coastline. Stretching from Marske through Redcar and up to the South Gare breakwater, this spot is known for its average beachbreaks. The mid-point is marked by Redcar Scars, which can interrupt the flow of waves, but the overall area provides enough options for surfers looking to catch some rides. Access and parking are available at various points along the stretch, which makes it pretty convenient for a day out on the water.

The surf here usually works best with a north swell, though it can handle swell coming from the southeast too. When the swell is around 2 feet (0.6 meters), surfers can find both lefts and rights breaking over the sandy bottom. Ideal conditions occur with a preferable wind coming from the south, and this spot tends to work well at low, mid, and high tide, providing versatility throughout the day. It's a good place to paddle out, especially if you're looking for something not too challenging.

While Marske to Tees might not be the most epic surf destination, it's certainly worth checking out if you're in the area. With its consistent beach breaks, it’s suitable for surfers of different skill levels, making it a solid option for beginners and intermediates alike. Just keep in mind that the quality can vary, so be prepared for a range of conditions.