blackpool Surf Report

Live conditions

Local time
09:28am

Swell

Flat

Onshore wind

15mph

18mph

Rising tide

High

03:28pm

Weather

7°C

6/5mm wetsuit

Boots

Gloves

Hood

Nearest spots

10 day surf forecast

Today 29 Mar

Primary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
1-2ft 6s	On 19mph 23mph	Flat	7°C
1ft 4s	On 18mph 22mph	Flat	7°C
Flat	Cross 16mph 20mph	Flat	7°C
Flat	On 15mph 19mph	Flat	7°C
Flat	Cross 16mph 24mph	Flat	8°C
Flat	Cross 18mph 31mph	Flat	8°C 0.54mm/h
Flat	Cross 23mph 36mph	Flat	8°C 1.08mm/h
Flat	On 29mph 43mph	Flat	9°C

Primary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
1ft 5s	Cross 22mph 31mph	Flat	8°C
1ft 5s	On 20mph 28mph	Flat	8°C
1-2ft 4s	On 15mph 23mph	Flat	8°C

Primary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
Flat	Cross 4mph 4mph	Flat	9°C
Flat	Cross 2mph 2mph	Flat	9°C
Flat	Cross 3mph 3mph	Flat	9°C

Primary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
Flat	Cross 10mph 12mph	Flat	10°C
Flat	Cross 11mph 14mph	Flat	11°C
Flat	Cross 12mph 16mph	Flat	12°C

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
Flat	0-1ft 3s	Cross 6mph 7mph	0-1ft 3s	9°C
Flat		Cross 5mph 6mph	Flat	11°C
Flat		Cross 7mph 8mph	Flat	13°C

Primary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
1ft 4s	Off 3mph 3mph	Flat	9°C
Flat	Cross 2mph 2mph	Flat	10°C
Flat	Off 4mph 5mph	Flat	12°C

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
Flat		Cross 8mph 9mph	Flat	10°C
Flat		Cross 11mph 13mph	Flat	12°C
Flat	0-1ft 4s	Cross 12mph 15mph	0-1ft 4s	13°C

Primary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
1ft 5s	Cross 6mph 8mph	Flat	10°C
Flat	Cross 6mph 8mph	Flat	12°C
Flat	Cross 5mph 6mph	Flat	13°C

Primary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
Flat	Cross 3mph 3mph	Flat	11°C
Flat	On 4mph 4mph	Flat	12°C
Flat	On 7mph 8mph	Flat	11°C

Primary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
Flat	Cross 3mph 4mph	Flat	11°C
Flat	Cross 3mph 5mph	Flat	11°C
Flat	Cross 5mph 7mph	Flat	11°C

Historical data

Location guide

Surfing in Blackpool, United Kingdom, offers a special challenge due to its unique coastal qualities. Located on the North western coast of England, Blackpool can provide some good beaches for wave riding, but it's not quite the haven that tropical locales like Hawaii or Australia might be. As a surfer, it's vital to understand that the wave quality ultimately depends on the weather conditions. Due to its geographical location, the North Sea can be quite temperamental and unpredictable. Surf conditions can vary greatly from day to day, so it's essential to check the surf report ahead of a visit. Due to the strong tidal magnetic field, Blackpool's tides are on the higher spectrum, which can affect the swells' patterns and sizes on the beach. The ideal surfing conditions usually occur during or after a storm, when strong winds blow from the west across the Irish Sea. This creates larger waves that can be suitable for surfing. While Blackpool is not a year-round destination for surfing, winter often provides the most promising conditions. The chilly water temperatures can be intense, but those brave enough to don a wetsuit and face the icy waters may get rewarded with some thrilling waves in the right conditions. In terms of the beaches itself, Blackpool has a sandy and flat beach landscape, with occasional sections of pebble and shingle. At low tide, it can be a considerable walk to get to water's edge. So timing your surf around the tide is critical to avoid dragging your board too far. Lastly, Blackpool's beaches are populated and buzzing with tourists and locals alike during the summer months or on sunny days. It's not uncommon to share the sea with swimmers, sailors, paddle-boarders and other sea enthusiasts, making it essential to be considerate and share the waves peacefully. To sum it up, Blackpool offers a different kind of surfing experience. The keen and patient surfer, willing to face the colder, challenging conditions, might be rewarded with some excellent surf sessions.