Surf Forecast  Belleair

Belleair surfspot characteristics

More about Belleair surfspot

General: This beach faces more north than Indian Rocks, which makes it the prime locale for weak cold fronts with north wind. It's a good shorebreak to mid-break spot, but it's tucked in a private residential area with no place to park. Keep driving south from Sand Key and you'll see Belleair Beach Motel. Tides: Incoming Size: Thigh-1' overhead Wind: Onshore to generate some surf, NE-ENE for clean conditions Swell: NW Bottom: Sand Paddling: Easy most days, can be a little more challenging on the bigger windswell days. Spot Rating: Another average spots, Bellair is most famous surfwise for Cory Lopez and friends having a crack at some close to shore runners in the old Lost videos. Other than that it's just a run of the mill spot with grumpy residents who will go to any lengths to keep you off their beaches. Good luck parking anywhere in the snooty town.

Any

Very difficult; mostly private parking.

Fall-Spring, Hurricane

Crowd Factor: None. Local Vibe: None in the water, vibe is on land with the residents.

Outside of occasional red tide outbreaks, water is usually clean.

Keep your eyes peeled for sharks and stingrays and shuffle your feet when walking out to a shallow sandbar.