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Tarnos Plage

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Timezone: Europe/Paris
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Ideal surf conditions at Tarnos Plage

Swell window
W, WNW, NW, NNW, N
Best swell direction
W
Swell size
2ft - 12ft
Swell breaks over
Sand
Wave types
Beach
Wave directions
Left, Right
Wind window
SE
Offshore wind
SE
Works at
Low, Mid, High
(Better on rising)
Skill Level
Intermediate

Tarnos Plage surf guide

Tarnos Plage is a popular surf spot located along the southwestern coast of France. It offers a beach setting that is often packed with surfers looking to catch some waves. The spot features a sandy bottom and various peaks that provide opportunities for all skill levels, although it’s generally best suited for intermediates. It's a convenient location with easy access from the car park, making it simple to grab your gear and head to the water.

The surf here is best when there's a west or northwest swell, which can bring in waves ranging from 2ft (about 0.6 meters) to double-overhead. Low to mid tide tends to produce the most favorable conditions, as that's when you’ll find more peaks and options for riding. The waves can break both left and right, so there's room to choose your preference. When the swell is hitting right, you might find some chunky, powerful barrels, especially with the right swell direction. The preferred wind direction is southeast, which can help clean up the surf.

Besides the waves, taking a short walk away from the car park can help you escape the busier crowds. This little adventure can lead you to more tranquil spots along the beach, perfect for a quick chill before or after your surf session. So, if you’re around Tarnos Plage and looking for a good surf, keep an eye on the conditions and enjoy the ride!

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