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Indian Rocks Beach surf guide

Indian Rocks Beach is located on Florida's Gulf Coast and is known for its laid-back vibe. It's not the most famous surf spot in the area, but surfers find it worth checking out. Access is pretty easy, with public access points at the end of most streets, but parking can be tight. The surf scene here tends to shift as the sand moves, so what works one day might not be the best the next.

The waves at Indian Rocks Beach can be consistent, generally handling swell sizes between 4 to 6 feet (1.2 to 1.8 meters). They dump hard on the inside, so first timers should be cautious. The beach breaks well, especially with swell coming from the north, northwest, or northeast. Mid to high tides are the best times to catch a wave. Wind conditions are important too, with onshore breezes from the ENE or E giving you cleaner waves. Surfing can cater to all levels, from beginners to experts, and you can easily ride shortboards, funboards, or longboards here.

While the crowd factor is low, giving you plenty of space to enjoy the waves, the local vibe is generally good. Just be aware of the usual ocean life, like sharks and rays. The surf season typically runs from fall to spring, and the best swells often come during hurricane season. If you’re in the area and find some surf, it’s worth a quick check! Just drive along Gulf Boulevard and stop at the access points like 6th Avenue or Central to see what’s breaking.

Surf reports and surf forecasts nearby Indian Rocks Beach

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Florida, United States
Beach break, Pier break
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Sand Key
Florida, United States
Beach break
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Belleair
Florida, United States
Beach break
Sat19
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Indian Rocks Beach
Florida, United States
Beach break
Sat19
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Redington Breakwater
Florida, United States
Jetty break
Sat19
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Upham Beach Park
Florida, United States
Point break, Jetty break
Sat19
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Mon28
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Holmes Beach Pier
Florida, United States
Pier break, Offshore break
Sat19
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Twin Piers
Florida, United States
Beach break, Pier break
Sat19
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Whitney Beach
Florida, United States
Beach break
Sat19
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Venice Jetties North
Florida, United States
Beach break
Sat19
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