Spanish House Surf Cam & Melbourne Beach Surf Report (2024)

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How is Melbourne Beach today? ›

Breezy SE winds with moderate choppy seas. Very small short period waves. Winds: SE 12 to 13 knots. Seas: E 3 feet at 9 seconds.

Located at the first parking area and beach access north of Sebastian Inlet, the Spanish House earns a spot on the top ten list of great places to surf on Florida's Space Coast.

Surfing Ocean Beach:

The best conditions reported for surf at Ocean Beach occur when a West swell combines with an offshore wind direction from the East.

Melbourne Beach epitomizes a quaint beach town. The luxury lifestyle in Melbourne Beach is centered around the beach. Many local homes have private beach access, and several public beaches are just a short walk or drive away. The beaches are known for their white sand and clear blue water.

Melbourne Beach in North Florida is an exposed beach break that has fairly consistent surf, although summer tends to be mostly flat. Offshore winds blow from the west. Most of the surf here comes from groundswells and the ideal swell direction is from the northeast. The beach break provides left and right handers.

The Right is a mammoth reef break located one mile (1.6 kilometers) off the coast of Walpole in Western Australia.

Description. Outside of Yeppoon, Queensland, the Surf Lakes team built a full-scale prototype of their 5 Waves wave pool technology. The wave pool produces a variety of waves ranging from large, hollow barrels to fun ripable peaks.

Huntington Beach officially adopted the Surf City USA nickname in January 2008 after a long and tense trademark dispute between the Southern California city and Santa Cruz.

It's best on a medium tide with three-to-six-foot swell. The beach is plagued by closeouts on larger days and/or low tide. Good inside/reform sandbars form in spring and summer, and these are best at high tide.

What beach has the biggest waves? ›

Nazaré, Portugal

Nazaré, Portugal is famous for its record-breaking waves, particularly in the big wave surfing community. The waves at Nazaré are some of the biggest and most powerful in the world, attracting surfers from all over to tackle these massive swells.

There are plenty of public parking lots but it can be very crowded and a bit hectic. This beach area is a famous long time beach destination for years. There is so much to do and people watching is GREAT!

Some spots are best when the tide is full on high or low (depending on the spot). However, too high of a tide for most spots will swamp the surf out (fat/slow/mushy), with the waves breaking more onto themselves rather than top to bottom.

Most surfers agree that high tide provides the best surf. However low tide might be the best time to surf if you're a beginner surfer or have never surfed before.

Rolling waves (1) are the most familiar waves, and the type most surfers prefer. These waves break in a stable pattern. Rolling waves are usually a feature of a flat, sandy shoreline. The rolling waves at Hossegor, France, on the Bay of Biscay, can reach more than 6 meters (20 feet).

And yet, many forget that beaches in Melbourne do indeed exist. Moreso, there are some genuinely fantastic beaches that have been propped up over the years, from popular spots like St Kilda Beach and Brighton Beach to lesser-known favourites like Mentone and Williamstown.

Relax in the summer sun on calm bay beaches across Melbourne, from the popular swimming spots and shoreside diners at St Kilda to the colourful landmark bathing huts at Brighton. Lifeguards and lifesavers patrol beaches during peak holiday times. Swim only between the red and yellow flags.

The beach is regularly polluted by yara river water runoff and is subject to a lot of trash washing up in brown foamy water. I think the pollution attracts jellyfish as there are often large swarms to be seen, and impossible to avoid when in the water.

tenDayWeather-Melbourne Beach, FL

Sunshine and clouds mixed. A stray shower or thunderstorm is possible. High 87F. Winds E at 10 to 15 mph.