Jucar surf guide

Jucar is a surf spot that's pretty easy to locate and often packed with surfers. The long jetties by the rivermouth shape the sandbars and make it a popular choice for those looking to catch some waves. While it can get busy, it's a good place for those who want to meet other surfers or just soak in the vibe.

The surf here can be decent, with the optimal swell direction coming from the NorthEast. You can expect waves that break over sand, making for a mostly peaky beach break. The waves can handle sizes starting at about 1 ft (0.3 m) and are aligned for riders looking to go right. There are also some lefts, but they aren’t as reliable. It’s best to hit the water when the wind is coming in from the West, and you'll find it works through low, mid, and high tides. This spot is generally more suited for intermediate surfers who have a bit of experience.

When planning your surf session, keep in mind that it’s a spot where waves can change quickly, and the conditions can vary with the tide and swell. Make sure to check the forecast before heading out to make the most of your time surfing at Jucar.