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TwentySevens

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About

Personally, this is one of my favorite spots around when it's firing. No crowd, quiet location, fun surf.

Atmosphere:
Very quiet and laid back location. Can be a busy area in the summer during the weekends as there's lots of summer homes in the area. Best to catch it early morning of early evening as the lifeguards aren't around and you can surf anywhere you want. Your vehicle will be very safe while parked as this is a very low crime area. Locals are pretty cool, just don't drop in and you will be fine.

Additional Info:
Excellent spot to surf with a few friends. Never crowded and kind of a hidden gem when it's firing. Paddle out to the south of 27th street as it doesn't break as often there, almost like a channel. Ideal location is right in front of the condos for consistent lefts and rights. Very clean, hollow, and powerful with a west wind and a swell 3'+. Breaks on a sandbar that seems to hang around year after year as there's an outfall pipe a block north.

Location

Access

Plenty of parking on Atlantic Ave, no parking in the beach blocks. Half a block walk to beach access.

Getting there
Walk
Instant access (<5 min)
Public access
Yes
4x4 required
Unknown
Boat required
Unknown
Wave characteristics
Type
Sandbar
Direction
Right and left
Bottom
Sandy
Power
Hollow, Fun
Frequency
Regular (100 days/year)
Normal length
Normal (50 to 150m)
Good day length
Normal (50 to 150m)
Ideal conditions
Wind direction
NorthWest, West, SouthWest
Swell direction
East, NorthEast
Swell size
Less than 3ft - 8ft+
Tide
Mid tide
Tide movement
Rising tide
Crowd
Week
Few surfers
Weekend
Few surfers

Dangers

None

Videos

None

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