Westport, Washington
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Westport delivers the kind of mellow walls that make nine-footers purr. These 5 breaks offer long shoulders, patient sections, and enough face to cross-step without rushing.
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Break types, wave character, and ideal conditions for mellow log sessions.
**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.
Only experienced surfers should consider paddling out on moderate days. Otherwise, enjoy the view and photograph the heavy shorebreak from a safe distance.
Mid tide, E wind, 4-8 ft W-NW swell
**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.
Wait for a mid tide with a wraparound west swell; then drop in on the left peeling along the rocks. Strong paddling skills are required to handle the currents.
Mid tide, E wind, 4-8 ft W-NW swell
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.
Look for A-frame peaks and position yourself to catch both lefts and rights. Rips can help you paddle out but watch for surfers returning on them.
Mid tide, E wind, 4-8 ft W-NW swell
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