Westport, Washington
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When Westport lineups stack up, knowing a backup changes everything. These 5 breaks range from tucked-away reef passes to underrated sandbars that stay empty even on weekend south pulses.
2 spots
Once a favourite for advanced surfers, Half Moon Bay has become a dangerous shorebreak after sand redistribution. Powerful waves and currents mean it's now rarely surfed, best watched from shore.
Located on the north side of the marina, The Groins provides a lefthand point break when swells wrap into Grays Harbor. It's not a beginner spot due to powerful tidal currents flowing in and out of the harbor.
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**Westport** represents Washington's "Surf City" and most consistent destination rated 8/10. Three distinct breaks: (1) The Jetty/Corner at Westhaven State Park produces righthander points off South Jetty (intermediate-advanced); (2) Half Moon Bay/The Cove—protected crescent inside harbor entrance, hollow and fast when large (advanced-only); (3) The Groins—five rock jetties north of marina.
Once a favourite for advanced surfers, Half Moon Bay has become a dangerous shorebreak after sand redistribution. Powerful waves and currents mean it's now rarely surfed, best watched from shore.
Surfers are rare here now; the beach is mostly empty. Photographers and spectators gather during large swells.
Park along Jetty Haul Road; no pass is required.
Walk down the beach to the shorebreak. Be cautious of rogue waves and deep troughs near the sandbar.
**Westport** represents Washington's "Surf City" and most consistent destination rated 8/10. Three distinct breaks: (1) The Jetty/Corner at Westhaven State Park produces righthander points off South Jetty (intermediate-advanced); (2) Half Moon Bay/The Cove—protected crescent inside harbor entrance, hollow and fast when large (advanced-only); (3) The Groins—five rock jetties north of marina.
Located on the north side of the marina, The Groins provides a lefthand point break when swells wrap into Grays Harbor. It's not a beginner spot due to powerful tidal currents flowing in and out of the harbor.
Crowds are moderate; more experienced surfers line up here. Respect the locals and rotate waves.
Park along Neddie Rose Drive near the marina and walk toward the finger jetties. There are no restrooms here.
Climb over the rock wall to reach the point and paddle out next to the groins. Know the tide schedule to avoid getting trapped.
Washington's most consistent surf spot features A-frame peaks on a sand bottom. Beginners and pros share the lineup, but a strong rip current runs along the jetty; surfers should stay 50 yards south.
Expect crowds on weekends, especially during fall and winter. Dawn patrol or mid-week sessions offer more room.
Parking at Westhaven State Park requires a Discover Pass. Restrooms and showers are available near the lot.
Walk down the beach from the parking lot and paddle out south of the jetty. Avoid the rip current hugging the rocks.
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