Southbourne is a surf spot located on the south coast of England, known for its sandy beach and handy break setup created by a number of groynes. The area can get a bit crowded, especially on good days, so be prepared to share the waves with other surfers and bodyboarders.

The surf here can be described as short and punchy, with sucky shorebreaks. It typically works best with a southwest swell and can handle swells ranging from 2 feet (about 0.6 meters) and up. You can catch both left and right waves depending on the sandbars. The best time to hit the water is around low to mid tide, but it can also be okay during high tide. For the best conditions, try to surf when the wind is coming from the northeast.

Overall, Southbourne is a decent spot, particularly popular among bodyboarders due to its fast and fun waves. Just keep in mind the swell direction and wind conditions to really make the most of your session. It can be a good option for those looking to ride some easy-going surf without getting too far from the beach.