Indialantic Boardwalk Surf Cam & Indialantic Surf Report (2024)

FAQs

How big are the waves in Indialantic, Florida? ›

Very small short period waves. Winds: WSW 3 to 4 knots. Seas: E 1 foot at 9 seconds.

How big are the waves at Zuma Beach today? The current surf forecast for Zuma Beach at 10PM is: 1ft 14s primary swell from a South-southwest direction and 3ft 6s secondary swell from a West direction, 2ft 5s secondary swell from a West direction (forecast issued at 04:00pm June 20).

North of Canaveral, you can surf in New Smyrna Inlet, the south side of the famous Ponce de Leon or "Ponce" Inlet. Known locally as "the wave magnet," Smyrna's waves are well suited for trick riding or "hot dogging." It's also now considered the most consistent surf.

Folly Beach is a six-mile long barrier island that's known for the most consistent waves in South Carolina. That said, a three-block stretch of shoreline called “The Washout” sticks out as the best surf spot on the island.

Praia do Norte ('North Beach') is a beach located in Nazaré, portuguese West region, which due to its giant white breaking waves is famed for its surfing conditions. Nazaré's waves were listed on the Guinness Book of Records for the biggest waves ever surfed.

The best and only surf spot in Miami is South Beach right next to the jetty. This is the spot where crowds of surfers and beach goers flock to when it's going off.

Stand-out spots in the area include the Seal Beach Pier, the world-famous Huntington Beach Pier (annual host of the US Open of Surfing and former WCT stop), the Santa Ana Rivermouth, Upper West Newport (54th Street, 36th Street, Blackies, and the Newport Point), and the awe-inspiring Wedge, which can break at 20 feet ...

Zuma Beach is a popular destination, but despite it's size, it's distance away from Los Angles helps it manage to keep a relatively low volume of people, so they can appreciate its natural splendor in all its glory. Zuma beach tends to only get crowded on scorchers and holidays like fourth of July.

Nazaré, Portugal

From the world's largest and one of the most famous waves in the world you probably heard already many times: Nazaré, located in west Portugal. The fishing village turned into a worldwide famous town for its monstrous waves.

Is Zuma Beach good for surfing? ›

Zuma Beach

This beach is most known as the filming location for Baywatch, but it's also a great place for summer surfing. The swells here are great for beginner and intermediate surfers who are eager to learn, but on occasion, the waves can get to 20 feet high.

Something that makes surfing here unique is the surprising fact that Destin can hold a lot of swell and has some “big wave” spots. When massive swell comes to the gulf, surfers from all over flock to Destin.

1. NAZARE, PORTUGAL. Nazare is home to the worlds biggest waves, clocking in a record breaking 86ft! What's strange though is that this wave wasn't even on the big wave surfing map up until 2010.

The following communities are considered barrier islands: Merritt Island, Cape Canaveral, Melbourne Beach, Satellite Beach, Indian Harbor Beach, Cocoa Beach and Indialantic.