Continent
North America
Country
Florida (USA)
Next Big City
West Palm Beach
Next Town
Stuart
 
Type:
Ocean
Rider Ability:
Expert
Features:
Shower, Toilet, Parking

Water

Type:
Shallow, Flat, Chop, Small wave, Medium wave
Hazards:
Swimmers, Animals, Reefs
Quality:
Crystal clear
Best Tide:
Tide independent

This place has an actual reef break. There are 5 sets of worm coral parallel to the beach extending for about a 1/2 mile to St. Lucie Inlet. At low tide, the closest reed is exposed for about 200 yards. Inside is butter, outside jacks huge! This is an advanced only spot for sure. It's just south of a known Florida surf break called the 'Rocks'. Lots of aggressive bull-sharks, be warned.

Beach

Type:
Sand
Size:
Small
Hazards:
Bystanders
Beach Users:
No information

Beach varies from 20feet wide at dead-low to zero beach at high tide. Lots of beach goers, expert only spot.

Weather

Spring:
Shorts
Summer:
Shorts
Fall:
Shorts
Winter:
Shorts, Shorty

Typical South Florida weather. Water temp low 70's°C in winter, mid to high 80's°F rest of year. The air in summer is not so hot and squalls are almost daily.

Wind

Best Months:
January, February, March, April, November, December
Wind Type:
Thermal, Frontal
Best Direction:
No information
Main Direction:
N, NNE, NE, ENE, E, ESE, SE

An onshore spot only! Spring: Southerly to Eastern components dominant. Fall: Northern and Eastern, not super strong but all kites will be used in a season.



How to get there

Transport
Car
Access
Short walk

Good parking available.

Extra information

Rules
Zones

Stay out of the Guarded areas. Ask a local kiter! Careful of the fall mullet run, sharks are very prevalent, they do bite! A kiter was killed by a bullshark around here.

Nightlife

No information