Rosie Bay
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Rosie Bay surf guide

Rosie Bay is a neat little cove located near Tofino, offering a different vibe compared to the typical beach breaks in the area. This spot is perfect for surfers looking for something unique, with its punchy, powerful, sectiony peaks that tend to run mostly lefts. The bottom consists of a mix of sand and rock, which creates a specific wave dynamic that shortboarders tend to enjoy. It's accessible, making it easy to get to without much hassle.

The surf here works best with a swell from the south, south-southwest, or west-southwest, and can handle swell sizes from about 0.6 to 1.8 meters (2 to 6 feet). The waves break primarily on low to medium tides, making it ideal for those looking for waist-high to head-high waves. Winds from the north and northeast add to the glassy conditions when it's good, but be aware that the waves can get a bit backwashed due to its location near a headland. This isn't the best spot for beginners, so it's more suited for intermediate and expert surfers looking to practice big moves or airs.

When it comes to conditions, Rosie Bay is in its prime during the autumn and winter months, specifically from September to February. The crowd factor can be significant on weekends and during the summer, while weekdays generally see fewer surfers out. Keep an eye out while you're surfing, as turning your back to the ocean can lead to hazards. Overall, Rosie Bay offers a solid surf experience for those ready to challenge themselves.

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Rosie Bay
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