![]() Look for areas where you think there should be waves, but there aren't. Don’t challenge yourself too early and know your limits. Let someone know when and where you’re going out and when you expect to be back.īefore you set out, check the local forecast for wind, swell, and tide. Going in pairs allows you to keep an eye on each other and call for the other in case of an emergency. We’re paddling out into the Pacific Ocean today, and a little surf safety can go a long way!! Practice these safety tips every time you go surfing! Inside: Refers to the white water, or the second wave breaks, closer to the beach. ![]() Outside: Refers to the waves farthest out. Hard top: Boards that are what you’d imagine a typical surfboard to be: usually made of wood, polyurethane, or epoxy Soft top or foam top: Boards that have foam on the top side, so if it hits you in the head it doesn’t hurt! Right-hand break (or right break): A wave that breaks to the surfer’s right Left-hand break (or left break): A wave that breaks to the surfer’s left Point break: A wave that breaks off of a point, peninsula, or headland Because we’re in Washington, we’ll experience some rocky reef breaks Reef break: Waves that break over areas of reef. Sets: Ocean waves that typically come in a series of sevenīeach break: Waves that break because of a gradual sandy slope Swell: A succession of waves that don’t crest (or break) No idea what the heck surfer’s are talking about? Did you get pro tips from a local but have no idea what they mean? Here’s a quick guide to some common surf terms and what they mean! Read More: The Ultimate Guide to Surfing in Washington Casey and Laura, along with their design team, created Seabrook in 2004. So, they decided to head up north and do it again. If you’re looking for groceries or shopping beyond what Seabrook has to offer, take a quick trip to Ocean Shores! Who Owns Seabrook?Ĭasey and Laura Roloff built their first Seaside, Florida-inspired beach town in Bella Beach, Oregon, it was a huge success. Yes! Ocean Shores is just a short 25-minute drive south. There are outdoor concerts and community activities happening on the reg. It’s as if an East Coast country club was air lifted and plopped on our Washington Coast–it’s 100% walkable, there’s basketball, tennis, badminton, and pickleball, an indoor swimming pool, a playground, a fitness center, bike rentals, concierge service, and the Dugout that lets you check out complimentary equipment. It’s like nothing you’ve ever seen before in Washington. That said, it does take some getting used to. ![]() Yes! I’d say it’s one of Washington’s most visually appealing towns with plenty to do, see, and eat, and the surf is great.
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