64th Place Surf Guide

Surf spot guide

Ideal Surf Conditions

Swell Direction

Huge SSE or W-WSW swells offshore set up fun waves here

Wind

Light offshore N or NE winds

Surf Height

Waist up to head high on the largest of swells

Tide

Mid to high tide

64th Place Surf Guide

Usually calm due to the Long Beach Breakwater. It’s a very, very inconsistent spot, but can be a mellow alternative to busier breaks nearby.

Ability Level

Beginner - Intermediate

BegIntAdv

Suitable for beginners on most days and fun for intermediates when there's a rare swell.

Local Vibe

Welcoming

WelcomingIntimidating

Depends on how good it is. Welcoming to competitive. Mainly locals who appreciate the spot's occasional offerings.

Crowd Factor

Mellow

MellowHeavy

Rarely crowded due to inconsistency.

Spot Rating

Fun

PoorPerfect

64th Place comes to life on huge south-southeast and west-southwest swells, offering fun (but typically small) waves.

Shoulder Burn

Light

LightExhausting

Easy paddling due to soft, slow-breaking waves.

Water Quality

Fair

CleanDirty

Cleaner than other parts of Long Beach but can be polluted, especially after rain.

Hazards

Pollution and stingrays.

Bring Your

Longboard, Funboard

Access

Easy access with street parking available in Belmont Shore.

Bottom

Sand

Best Season

Summer and early fall during strong southern swells.

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