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westward ho Surf Report

Live conditions

Local time
12:35am

Swell

2ft

Cross wind

Cross

2mph

Falling tide

Low

03:34am

Weather

9°C

6°C

6/5mm wetsuit

Boots

Gloves

Hood

Nearest spots

10 day surf forecast

Today 03 Jul

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
2ft 9s	1ft 5s	Cross 2mph 2mph	1ft 5s	9°C
2ft 7s	1ft 7s	Cross 2mph 3mph	1ft 7s	11°C
2ft 6s	1ft 9s	On 5mph 6mph	1ft 9s	15°C
2ft 5s	1ft 9s	Cross 9mph 8mph	1ft 9s	18°C
1ft 7s	0-1ft 6s	Cross 11mph 10mph	0-1ft 6s	18°C
1ft 8s	0-1ft 6s	Cross 11mph 12mph	0-1ft 6s	16°C
1-2ft 8s	0-1ft 4s	Cross 6mph 7mph	0-1ft 4s	12°C
2ft 8s		Cross 2mph 2mph	Flat	9°C

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
1ft 7s	1ft 4s	On 9mph 9mph	1ft 4s	19°C
0-1ft 5s		On 12mph 13mph	Flat	19°C
1ft 6s	1ft 7s	On 12mph 16mph	1ft 7s	18°C

Saturday 05 Jul

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
Flat	0-1ft 8s	Cross 16mph 31mph	0-1ft 8s	16°C 0.97mm/h
1ft 12s	1ft 6s	On 17mph 29mph	1ft 6s	16°C 0.59mm/h
1-2ft 10s	1ft 7s	On 18mph 28mph	1ft 7s	15°C 0.17mm/h

Sunday 06 Jul

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
1-2ft 5s	1ft 4s	Cross 14mph 19mph	1ft 4s	15°C 0.29mm/h
3-5ft 8s	1ft 4s	Cross 15mph 18mph	1ft 4s	17°C 0.22mm/h
5ft 9s	1ft 4s	Cross 13mph 19mph	1ft 4s	16°C 0.13mm/h

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
1-2ft 9s		Cross 12mph 14mph	Flat	15°C
1ft 9s	0-1ft 7s	Cross 13mph 14mph	0-1ft 7s	16°C
1ft 9s		Cross 12mph 15mph	Flat	16°C

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
1ft 8s	0-1ft 3s	On 12mph 12mph	0-1ft 3s	19°C
1ft 8s		On 13mph 13mph	Flat	20°C
1ft 8s	0-1ft 3s	On 12mph 14mph	0-1ft 3s	18°C

Primary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
0-1ft 6s	On 11mph 11mph	Flat	21°C
Flat	On 13mph 13mph	Flat	21°C
0-1ft 7s	On 12mph 16mph	Flat	19°C

Primary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
0-1ft 10s	On 11mph 13mph	Flat	21°C
Flat	On 12mph 14mph	Flat	22°C
0-1ft 10s	On 12mph 15mph	Flat	20°C

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
2ft 6s	1ft 9s	Cross 10mph 11mph	1ft 9s	22°C
2ft 8s	1ft 6s	Cross 10mph 11mph	1ft 6s	23°C
2ft 9s	0-1ft 4s	Cross 9mph 11mph	0-1ft 4s	21°C

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Location guide

Surfing conditions at Westward Ho, United Kingdom, offer an exciting blend of opportunity and challenge. Situated along the North Devon coast, this beach is known for its attractive surfing conditions catering to a wide range of skill sets. The beach primarily receives a blend of Atlantic swells, which makes it a popular choice for surfing enthusiasts. The waves are typically consistent, giving surfers plenty of opportunities for a thrilling ride. Depending on the weather and tides, the swell size can vary considerably, with potential for higher swells that add an element of thrill for the more experienced daredevils. Westward Ho also happens to be a sandy beach, which makes it quite suitable for beginners. The sandy bottom coupled with the gentle swells during the less stormy days presents the perfect setting for novice surfers to find their footing and hone their skills. This is not to say that it's only for the greenhorns. Even the most seasoned surfers will find the rides here engaging enough. However, surfing at Westward Ho is also about picking the right moment and season. The surf conditions significantly improve during the autumn and winter months primarily due to the stronger swells brought about by the Atlantic storms. It's important to note that while these conditions may suit the seasoned surfers, beginners might find them a bit challenging to handle. Like many other surfing spots, the changing tides at Westward Ho also have a substantial impact on the surfing conditions. Generally, the waves here are at their best around the mid to high tide. This is usually the ideal time to get on the board and have a fun-filled surfing session. In summary, Westward Ho is a gem of a surfing spot that caters to all levels of surfers. From beginners to seasoned experts, there's something for everyone here. All one needs to do is understand the nuances of its varying tides, swells, and weather conditions to fully enjoy what it has to offer.