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    Best Surf Beaches in Narragansett

    3.5·2 reviews
    2 beaches

    Featured Beaches

    2 spots

    Point Judith

    Advanced

    Point Judith is a classic right‑hand point break at Rhode Island's southern tip. A series of reefs produces fast, hollow right walls on south‑to‑southeast swells, but the rocky entry and strong currents mean it's for experienced surfers only.

    Narragansett Town Beach

    Intermediate

    Narragansett Town Beach faces southeast and offers consistent beach‑break waves that tend to close out. It performs best on 4–6 ft swells with 10‑second periods and northwest winds; hazards include a sunken barge and old pier near the North Pavilion that become exposed at low tide.

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    Featured Beaches(2)

    Point Judith

    Advanced

    Point Judith is a classic right‑hand point break at Rhode Island's southern tip. A series of reefs produces fast, hollow right walls on south‑to‑southeast swells, but the rocky entry and strong currents mean it's for experienced surfers only.

    Narragansett Town Beach

    Intermediate

    Narragansett Town Beach faces southeast and offers consistent beach‑break waves that tend to close out. It performs best on 4–6 ft swells with 10‑second periods and northwest winds; hazards include a sunken barge and old pier near the North Pavilion that become exposed at low tide.