U.S.A Mid Tide Surf Spots
Mid Tide Surf Spots
U.S.A
U.S.A
One of the top surfing spots in California, if not the entire United States, is undoubtedly Santa Cruz. For those who are more experienced, Cowell’s Beach is a step up from Pleasure Point and Capitola Beach. Further south, it is simple to understand why Huntington Beach, California, is known as Surf City USA. It has 16 kilometers of unbroken shoreline and reliable year-round surf. Huntington Beach has hosted multiple annual surfing competitions, including the esteemed US Open of Surfing and NSSA Championships, since Duke Kahanamoku first paddled there in 1922. Due to its combination of history and status as a global center of surf culture, it continues to be one of the most well-known surf places in the world.
Mid Tide
Mid tide is the time that is exactly between the tides, i.e. about 3 hours after high tide and before low tide or the other way around. Surfing at mid tide – as a rule of thumb – means the in between of of fast and hollow waves that occur during low tide and softer waves during High Tide.
