Supertubos Surf Guide

Surf spot guide

Ideal Surf Conditions

Swell Direction

W and WNW swells. Too much north and the swells are shadowed.

Wind

Northeast or east best, but it is protected somewhat from northerly winds.

Surf Height

Head-high to double overhead.

Tide

Mid to high typically best.

Supertubos Surf Guide

Supertubos is one of the best waves in Europe. There's one main peak with a super-fast (though makeable) left, and a somewhat shorter right, and one other peak down the beach that's not quite as perfect but still way better than your average day at most beachbreaks.

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Local Vibe

WelcomingIntimidating

It's a small town, so everyone knows who's local and who's not, and they're not afraid to let you know. If you're around for a while, and paddle out solo, your chances are better.

Crowd Factor

MellowHeavy

Expect 50 to 100 surfers out when it's pumping. There's a really good chance you may not get a set wave off the peak on your own.

Spot Rating

PoorPerfect

It is called Supertubos for a reason.

Shoulder Burn

LightExhausting

Doesn't break far from the beach but to stroke into a good one be ready to dig.

Water Quality

CleanDirty

Not too bad but the smell from the sardines can get pretty intense.

Hazards

Crowds and hitting bottom on bigger days.

Access

Car park is right there.

Bottom

Sand.

Best Season

September-February.

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