Aguadilla, Puerto Rico
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Aguadilla sits in the Caribbean sweet spot — water temps hold in the upper 70s to low 80s year-round. NW groundswells charge the west coast from November through March, while trade wind swell keeps the east coast alive the rest of the year. A rash guard is all you need; use this guide to track swell windows and pick your side of the island.
Warm enough for boardshorts or a bikini
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Current water temperatures at each surf spot. Temperatures can vary based on local conditions, currents, and depth.
3 spots
Crash Boat is a popular family beach with a picturesque pier and a user‑friendly beach break. When small N–NW swells roll in, the sandy bottom produces gentle rights and lefts perfect for longboarders and intermediates. The pier area also offers diving and snorkeling, drawing crowds year‑round.
Surfer's Beach sits near Aguadilla's airport and is a reliable surf spot that handles a variety of swell directions. It offers long, rippable rights and occasional lefts over a mix of sand and reef. While more forgiving than nearby Shacks, the jagged shoreline makes entry and exit tricky, and bigger swells demand respect.
True to its name, Wilderness is a secluded right‑hand point break reached via a dirt road. It produces long rides with carveable walls and occasional barrel sections when a solid NW swell meets SE winds. The rocky shoreline and strong currents make the paddle‑out tricky, so it's best suited to experienced surfers.
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Break types, ratings, and local tips for each beach.
Crash Boat is a popular family beach with a picturesque pier and a user‑friendly beach break. When small N–NW swells roll in, the sandy bottom produces gentle rights and lefts perfect for longboarders and intermediates. The pier area also offers diving and snorkeling, drawing crowds year‑round.
Surfer's Beach sits near Aguadilla's airport and is a reliable surf spot that handles a variety of swell directions. It offers long, rippable rights and occasional lefts over a mix of sand and reef. While more forgiving than nearby Shacks, the jagged shoreline makes entry and exit tricky, and bigger swells demand respect.
True to its name, Wilderness is a secluded right‑hand point break reached via a dirt road. It produces long rides with carveable walls and occasional barrel sections when a solid NW swell meets SE winds. The rocky shoreline and strong currents make the paddle‑out tricky, so it's best suited to experienced surfers.
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