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Martinique surf guide

Martinique is a surf spot located near the town of Musquodoboit Harbour in Nova Scotia. It boasts Nova Scotia's longest sandy beach, making it a decent choice for those looking for some space to hang out. The beach is a nice option during summer swells and has the advantage of being protected from SW winds. Compared to nearby Lawrencetown, it’s generally more consistent and less crowded, which is a plus for surfers who prefer a bit more room to ride.

The waves here come from the south and southeast, and the beachbreak is best when the swell is between 1 to 6 feet (0.3 to 1.8 meters). With a sandy bottom, the waves can get chest-high to overhead, especially during the right conditions. You can catch both lefts and rights, making it suitable for surfers of all skill levels, from beginners to those more experienced. It's recommended to surf here during low to mid tides as well as high tides, with the best wind direction being from the northwest. Despite it not being the top-tier surf spot, it offers a consistent wave that can be a good backup when other places don’t have much going on.

Access to Martinique is pretty straightforward with a public parking lot nearby, making it easy to get down to the beach. The crowd factor is not really an issue here, so you can enjoy a mellow local vibe while you’re out in the water. It’s worth noting that the winter temperatures can get quite cold, which might not be everyone's cup of tea. The best times to catch some good surf here are during autumn and winter, especially when tropical cyclones hit in late summer and fall, bringing in some swell action.

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Martinique
Nova Scotia, Canada
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