Question 1

Is T-Street good for beginners?

Accepted Answer

T-Street is an beginner-intermediate-level beach break. Watch for rocks, reef, crowds, seasonal surf and swim zones. Less experienced surfers should use caution.

Question 2

What tide is best for T-Street?

Accepted Answer

T-Street works best with tide levels between 1-5ft.

Question 3

When is the best time to surf T-Street?

Accepted Answer

T-Street is prime from June through October. Most consistent on south to southwest groundswell with light northeast offshores; stronger pulses wake up the outside reef, while selective northwest swell can work Cropley's in winter.

Question 4

What are the hazards at T-Street?

Accepted Answer

Hazards at T-Street include rocks, reef, crowds, seasonal surf and swim zones. Always check current conditions before paddling out.

Question 5

What swell direction works best at T-Street?

Accepted Answer

T-Street picks up swells from SSE to WNW (160°-300°). Offshore winds blow from NE (45°).

Question 6

What is the best wind direction for T-Street?

Accepted Answer

Offshore winds at T-Street blow from the NE (45° ±30°). These clean up the wave face and create the best conditions.

Question 7

What are the best months to surf T-Street?

Accepted Answer

The best months to surf T-Street are June through October. Most consistent on south to southwest groundswell with light northeast offshores; stronger pulses wake up the outside reef, while selective northwest swell can work Cropley's in winter.

T-Street

T-Street

Nearby Spots

San Clemente Pier, Northside

Riviera

San Clemente State Beach

204s

T-Street Current Conditions Summary

T-Street

T-Street

Nearby Spots

San Clemente Pier, Northside

Riviera

San Clemente State Beach

204s