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castle cove Surf Report

Live conditions

Local time
04:52am

Swell

Flat

Onshore wind

18mph

21mph

Rising tide

High

04:58am

Weather

16°C

17°C

3/2mm wetsuit

Boots

Gloves

Hood

Nearest spots

10 day surf forecast

Today 10 Sep

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
0-2ft 7s		On 21mph 24mph	Flat	16°C 0.35mm/h
Flat	1ft 9s	On 18mph 20mph	1ft 9s	16°C 0.25mm/h
0-1ft 12s	0-1ft 8s	Cross 18mph 21mph	0-1ft 8s	16°C 0.15mm/h
1ft 5s	1-2ft 7s	Cross 17mph 19mph	1-2ft 7s	16°C 0.07mm/h
1ft 3s	0-1ft 5s	Cross 23mph 27mph	0-1ft 5s	17°C 0.19mm/h
1ft 4s		Cross 27mph 31mph	Flat	17°C 0.2mm/h
0-1ft 3s		Cross 27mph 32mph	Flat	16°C 0.06mm/h
Flat		Cross 27mph 32mph	Flat	16°C

Primary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
0-1ft 5s	On 27mph 32mph	Flat	16°C 0.06mm/h
Flat	On 29mph 33mph	Flat	16°C 0.14mm/h
1-2ft 7s	On 28mph 32mph	Flat	16°C 0.13mm/h

Tommorrow 12 Sep

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
1ft 6s		On 23mph 26mph	Flat	16°C 0.17mm/h
1ft 7s		On 24mph 27mph	Flat	16°C 0.15mm/h
1ft 6s	0-1ft 6s	On 24mph 26mph	0-1ft 6s	16°C 0.12mm/h

Primary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
Flat	On 28mph 32mph	Flat	16°C 0.53mm/h
Flat	On 27mph 31mph	Flat	16°C 0.34mm/h
Flat	On 20mph 23mph	Flat	16°C 0.19mm/h

Primary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
0-1ft 6s	On 22mph 33mph	Flat	17°C 0.27mm/h
1ft 5s	On 28mph 39mph	Flat	18°C 0.1mm/h
1ft 4s	On 30mph 41mph	Flat	18°C

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
1ft 12s		On 29mph 35mph	Flat	16°C
1ft 13s		On 28mph 34mph	Flat	16°C
1ft 13s	1ft 8s	On 28mph 35mph	1ft 8s	16°C

Tuesday 16 Sep

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
1ft 12s	1ft 11s	On 24mph 27mph	1ft 11s	16°C
1ft 12s	0-1ft 7s	On 25mph 27mph	0-1ft 7s	16°C 0.08mm/h
1ft 12s		On 21mph 24mph	Flat	17°C 0.11mm/h

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
0-1ft 5s		Cross 12mph 13mph	Flat	15°C
Flat		On 15mph 16mph	Flat	16°C
1ft 4s	0-1ft 5s	Cross 17mph 17mph	0-1ft 5s	17°C

Primary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
1ft 5s	Cross 4mph 3mph	Flat	14°C
Flat	On 5mph 5mph	Flat	15°C
Flat	On 5mph 4mph	Flat	15°C

Primary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
1ft 7s	Cross 21mph 24mph	Flat	16°C
1ft 8s	Cross 19mph 26mph	Flat	17°C
1ft 8s	Cross 19mph 28mph	Flat	18°C

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Location guide

Castle Cove, located in the United Kingdom, is often known for its scenic view and tranquil atmosphere. But when it comes to surfing, the conditions can vary significantly. The waves at Castle Cove are usually dependent on the tidal and weather conditions. When the tide is low, the waves tend to be softer, forming an excellent platform for beginners to learn basic techniques like paddling and standing on the board. As the tide starts to roll in, the waves at Castle Cove begin to intensify. They become faster and taller, often reaching heights that can sometimes be daunting for newcomers. The funnels drawn from the Westerly winds allow for the creation of well-formed, hollow waves that are perfect for experienced surfers to practice their skills. These waves are usually strong and swift, demanding agility and control from surfers. Another important aspect to consider when surfing at Castle Cove is the sea floor. This beach's underwater terrain is mostly pebbles and rocks, meaning line-ups can be tricky and landing might pose some challenges. Therefore, while the region is generally safe, it requires careful navigation to avoid potential underwater hazards. Castle Cove’s wind conditions are also pretty inconsistent. The wind speed and direction can change rapidly during the day and can affect the wave behaviour quite a bit. Ideally, surfers prefer off-shore winds - winds originating from the land towards the ocean. These winds cause the waves to break more consistently and give surfers a better ride. Overall, surfing at Castle Cove can be a rewarding experience, depending upon factors such as tide, wind conditions, and a surfer's expertise. It's always recommended to check local surf reports to better understand day-to-day conditions before you hit the water.