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    Galveston, Texas: 2 Surf Breaks | Pier | Quiver
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    Best of 2 Galveston spots

    Galveston – 61st Street Pier

    Surf score

    1/100

    Wave

    1.1 ft

    Wind

    Moderate

    Condition

    Poor Conditions

    Moderate winds

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    Galveston – 61st Street Pier

    Intermediate

    The beach at 61st Street is one of Galveston's established Seawall surf zones. The pier and nearby structures influence the sandbars, producing short lefts and rights when Gulf windswells reach the island. Smaller days suit longboards and learners, while storm-driven surf brings stronger currents and a more demanding paddle.

    Galveston – Pleasure Pier

    Intermediate

    Pleasure Pier is a named Galveston surf break along the central Seawall. Shifting sandbars around the pier can organize Gulf windswells into rideable peaks on either side. The waves are usually short-period and modest, but cold fronts and tropical systems can produce faster, stronger surf.

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    Galveston – 61st Street Pier

    Intermediate

    The beach at 61st Street is one of Galveston's established Seawall surf zones. The pier and nearby structures influence the sandbars, producing short lefts and rights when Gulf windswells reach the island. Smaller days suit longboards and learners, while storm-driven surf brings stronger currents and a more demanding paddle.

    Galveston – Pleasure Pier

    Intermediate

    Pleasure Pier is a named Galveston surf break along the central Seawall. Shifting sandbars around the pier can organize Gulf windswells into rideable peaks on either side. The waves are usually short-period and modest, but cold fronts and tropical systems can produce faster, stronger surf.

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    About surfing in Galveston

    Galveston has 2 surf spots. They break down by skill level: 1 intermediate.
    The top-ranked surf spots in Galveston are: 1. Galveston – 61st Street Pier, 2. Galveston – Pleasure Pier. Rankings are based on community ratings, reviews, and recent surf intel.
    Galveston's surf spots are generally suited for intermediate to advanced surfers. Beginners should check individual spot reports for days with smaller, mellower conditions.
    Water temperatures in the area range from 58-82°F. In summer, boardshorts or spring suit is typical. In winter, bring 3/2mm. You can go with just trunks June-September.

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    Galveston – 61st Street Pier1.1 ftModeratePoor
    Galveston – Pleasure Pier1.1 ftModeratePoor
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