Narragansett, Rhode Island
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Narragansett water temps swing dramatically with the seasons - from frigid winter surf requiring full hooded suits to warm summer sessions in trunks or a spring suit. This guide helps you gear up right for every month.
Maximum protection for frigid conditions
Recommended extras: booties, gloves, hood
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2 spots
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.
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.
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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.
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.
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