Longboard-friendly waves in Newport

Newport, Oregon

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Newport delivers the kind of mellow walls that make nine-footers purr. These 2 breaks offer long shoulders, patient sections, and enough face to cross-step without rushing.

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Newport surf report today

BeachHeightWindVerdict
Agate Beach11.6 ft15 mph39/100

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Featured Beaches(1)

Agate Beach

Beginner friendly

Agate Beach is a beach break in Newport, OR. It is suited for beginner-intermediate surfers. Watch out for rip currents, pollution.

Today's longboard plan in Newport

Best window

2:30 PM–3:30 PM

cross-shore winds, good swell angle

Top picks

1Agate Beach
11.6 ft15 mph
Long, peeling waves perfect for noseridingMellow takeoff zones with forgiving shouldersClassic surf spots with old-school vibesBest tide windows for logging sessions

Longboard-friendly breaks in Newport

Break types, wave character, and ideal conditions for mellow log sessions.

Agate Beach
beach
beginner-intermediate
4.3(3)

Agate Beach is a beach break in Newport, OR. It is suited for beginner-intermediate surfers. Watch out for rip currents, pollution.

Wave character

Wide-open beach break with fun lefts and rights at all tides. Low tide is the sweet spot. Summer handles 2-3 ft nicely; winter swells can max out at 15-20 ft. Mid-length or longboard for most days.

Best conditions

Low to mid tide, E wind, 3-6 ft W-SW swell. Low tide extends rides along Yaquina Head — crumbling rights for 50+ yards.

Beverly Beach
beach
intermediate-advanced

Beverly Beach is a Pacific sandbar surf zone at Newport in Central Oregon Coast. The representative coordinate marks nearshore water, not a fixed takeoff; sandbars, currents, and access conditions can change.

Wave character

Light offshore wind and manageable swell; useful tide varies with the active sandbar. No fixed tide-height or period optimum is claimed. The swell window describes estimated exposure, not ideal direction or guaranteed rideable surf.

Best conditions

Light offshore wind and manageable swell; useful tide varies with the active sandbar. No fixed tide-height or period optimum is claimed.

Your surf plan

  • Best window:
  • Bring: longboard, wax, sunscreen
  • Wind: 15 mph
  • Log it after: 15 seconds builds your forecast

Frequently Asked Questions

About surfing in Newport

Great longboard spots in Newport include Agate Beach. Look for peeling point breaks and gentle beach breaks with long shoulders.
Ideal longboard waves have gentle shoulders, a mellow takeoff, and long walls to trim. The best spots feature point breaks or sandbars that create peeling waves.