Lantana Public Beach Surf Guide

Surf spot guide

Ideal Surf Conditions

Swell Direction

NNE-NE

Wind

WNW

Surf Height

Waist-overhead

Tide

Incoming

Lantana Public Beach Surf Guide

Lantana Public Beach breaks on almost all conditions. Surprisingly, while groundswells tend to close out, unruly windswells toss powerful peaks over the inside sandbars. On N/NE swells, mushy peaks break on the outside and can connect with the steeper, faster inside. Strong currents can sweep down the beach depending on the conditions, so a good session requires constant paddling and duck-diving. A few waves each session will really line up, and it's a good place to boost your wave count. During SW conditions, when the longshore currents are too strong to paddle against, it's worthwhile to leave a car at the Lake Worth Pier and then drift the two miles back from Lantana Public Beach. Numerous reef patches and sandbars serve up bowling A-frames along the way, and it only takes about two hours when the current is strong.

Ability Level

All Abilities

BegIntAdv

Beginners to bored experts

Local Vibe

Welcoming

WelcomingIntimidating

None to speak of.

Crowd Factor

Moderate

MellowHeavy

Light to moderate when small. Not an issue when multiple peaks are working.

Spot Rating

Poor

PoorPerfect

Like anywhere in South FL, can get good on the right swell. This is a spot you might want to check.

Shoulder Burn

Medium

LightExhausting

Easy on small days, tougher paddle on larger swells.

Water Quality

Clean

CleanDirty

Nice and clean.

Hazards

Normal sea life - sharks, jellyfish, sea lice.

Bring Your

Shortboard, Fish, Funboard, Longboard

Access

Lantana Road east to the beach. Metered Parking. $1/hour. Guarded beach.

Bottom

Sand

Best Season

Fall-Spring, Hurricane

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