Scheveningen Zuid is a surf spot located on the south side of the North Sea Canal. This spot is known for its surf potential, especially when the conditions align just right. It tends to attract a crowd of local surfers, so be prepared to share the waves when it’s working. While it may not break as consistently as some other spots in the area, it can still offer some enjoyable sessions, particularly during certain swell conditions.

The best surfing usually happens with a Northwest swell, although you can also catch rides in West and North swells. The waves here handle sizes starting from about 0.6 meters (2 ft) and can get hollow at times. You'll find both left and right waves here, with the rights extending down the beach. High tide is generally the sweet spot for surf, but mid tide also works well so keep this in mind when planning your session. For those looking for a bit of a challenge, the spot is suitable for intermediate surfers, given its varied wave actions.

If you're heading out, the preferred wind direction is Northeast. Be ready to navigate some current, especially near the harbor, which can impact your paddling. It’s a good idea to watch the conditions for a bit before you jump in, ensuring that you get a good sense of where the best waves are breaking. Overall, Scheveningen Zuid can be a decent spot when the conditions match your surfing plans.