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Orio

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Timezone: Europe/Madrid
GFS Atmos (run: 20250711 18)
GFS Wave (run: 20250712 00)
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Ideal surf conditions at Orio

Swell window
NW, NNW, N
Best swell direction
N
Swell size
1ft - 6ft
Swell breaks over
Sand
Wave types
Rivermouth
Wave directions
Left, Right
Wind window
SW
Offshore wind
SW
Works at
Low, Mid, High
(Better on rising)
Skill Level
Beginner

Orio surf guide

Orio is a beach spot that's pretty laid-back, located on the northern coast. It's a nice place to chill out and catch some waves when the conditions are right. The beach itself is usually not too crowded, although weekends can get a bit busy. During the peak summer months, parking can be trickier, but generally, it's not a hassle. There are also some handy facilities like showers and even lifeguards on duty, which is a plus for surfers looking to have a safe and comfortable experience.

The surf here is average, functioning best with a larger swell or during stormy conditions. It can handle swell sizes starting from about 1 ft (0.3 m). The optimal swell direction is from the North, but it can also work with NorthWest swells. The waves tend to break over sand, and surfers can catch both left and right directions. The best conditions typically come with a SouthWest wind and can be surfed at low, mid, or high tides. This spot can be good for beginners, but remember, you’ll need those larger swells to really get some decent rides.

One interesting aspect of surfing in Orio is the river mouth, which can create unique wave patterns. Just keep an eye out for how the river influences the waves; sometimes it can make for fun sessions. Overall, it’s worth checking out when the conditions align, especially if you’re starting out and want to practice in a less intense environment.

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