Surf: General: A bustling, crowded beachbreak at the southern end of the east coast, Pease Bay's popularity is enhanced by its close proximity to Edinburgh, as well as its good quality, user friendly waves. It's slightly sheltered position means it takes a decent swell pushing down the North Sea to start working. A rocky right peels at the southern end while a decent, fun left breaks at the northern end of the bay. Reliable peaks wedge up along the beach; a flexible spot for a range of abilities. Tides: Breaks through the tides. Size: Thigh high to overhead. Wind: SW Swell: NE Bottom: Mostly sand with rock reef. Paddling: Not too bad unless big. Spot Rating: Can have quality waves in the clean, medium sized swell. Access: Park by holiday camp near beach. Crowds: Crowd Factor: Large crowds. Local Vibe: Competitive, indifferent. Environment: OK. Hazards: Crowds, rocks. Season: September - February when the North Sea comes to life.