Wishing Well

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Wishing Well surfspot characteristics

Swell Window
W | WNW | NW | NNW | N
Optimal Swell Direction
Swell Size
5ft - 10ft
Breaks over
Sand | Rock
Wave type
Wave direction
right | left
Optimal Wind Direction
NNE | NE | ENE | E | ESE | SE
Best Tides at
low | lowToMid

More about Wishing Well surfspot

General: This wave, around the corner from Wilderness, is a super-shallow right barrel breaking hard over irregular, sharp coral. It needs a big swell, as it's tucked up in there a bite which means it is pretty much always clean and offshore. There are a couple different takeoff areas, but they all get tight and competitive when it's really on. Tides: Not the biggest tidal changes but lower generally better. Size: Head high-overhead+ Wind: Northeast to East Swell: NW, NNW Bottom: Sand and reef Paddling: Doesn't break far out but if the surf is big there will be current to contend with. Spot Rating: It needs the right swell direction but offers good barrels when things come together.

Intermediate to advanced depending on the surf.

Park right there. Careful after a rain, the road can be pretty muddy.

Late summer and fall for tropical cyclone swells but late fall through early spring for consistency.

Crowd Factor: Crowds can be pretty intense. Local Vibe: Ever been stink-eyed by a sponger? Prepare yourself.

Not bad.

Strong currents when the surf is big.

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