Surf: Easy access to average beachbreak peaks without the crowds at Lake Worth. NE swell tends to close it out, so only a SE/E swell at all but low tide will serve up some rideable peaks. Environment: Cheaper meter parking than the surrounding area and rarely crowded. Surf: General: Lantana Public Beach breaks on almost all conditions. Surprisingly, while groundswells tend to close out, unruly windswells toss powerful peaks over the inside sandbars. On N/NE swells, mushy peaks break on the outside and can connect with the steeper, faster inside. Strong currents can sweep down the beach depending on the conditions, so a good session requires constant paddling and duck-diving. A few waves each session will really line up, and it's a good place to boost your wave count. During SW conditions, when the longshore currents are too strong to paddle against, it's worthwhile to leave a car at the Lake Worth Pier and then drift the two miles back from Lantana Public Beach. Numerous reef patches and sandbars serve up bowling A-frames along the way, and it only takes about two hours when the current is strong. Tides: Incoming Size: Waist-overhead Wind: WNW Swell: NNE-NE Bottom: Sand Paddling: Easy on small days, tougher paddle on larger swells. Spot Rating: Like anywhere in South FL, can get good on the right swell. This is a spot you might want to check. Access: Lantana Road east to the beach. Metered Parking. $1/hour. Guarded beach. Crowds: Crowd Factor: Light to moderate when small. Not an issue when multiple peaks are working. Local Vibe: None to speak of. Environment: Nice and clean. Hazards: Normal sea life - sharks, jellyfish, sea lice. Season: Fall-Spring, Hurricane