Barbados Surf Spots

*South Coast Surf Spots*
The South coast has waves for all levels of surfing. It is most consistent, 2-6ft with semi-clean to Glassy conditions during December-June. July-November it is basically FLAT, with the occasional S swell from a hurricane.
Photo by TarikB	Freights Bay	Long left on a big S swell. Beautiful spot. Good beginner wave when small. Walking distance accommodations Enterprise Court Clearwater Apartments
Photo by TarikB	Brandons	Long thick lefts with some rights. The inside section is hollow with many sea urchins. Gets good from December - April on S and SW ground swells and with wind swells out of the S and SE. Super Fun! Walking distance accommodations Coconut Court Beach Hotel
Photo by TarikB	South Point	Pretty consistent S swell spot. Flat reef break with long lefts and short hollow rights. Best on incoming tide. Walking Distance accommodations Kites 3 bedroom
*West Coast Surf Spots*
The west coast has waves for all levels of surfing. It is most consistent during the months of November-March when the cold fronts move off the East coast of the US. It takes about 4 days to reach us. Some of the spots, especially Duppies can get really big. These west coast swells don’t last very long usually 2 days and drops in size fast.
	Batts Rock	A short but hollow left point break
	Church Point	Shallow short right. Best at high tide 4-6 ft.
	Cobblers Cove	Very hollow shallow spot. Dangerous at low tides. Good at 4-6 ft.
	Duppy's	Long rights best from 4-10ft. A fairly consistent flat coral reef break. Compares to Soup Bowl in terms of size and power.
	Maycocks	Long rights with a left. Best at 4-10ft. Flat coral reef bottom. Best on low tide.
Photo by Mike Duffy	Mullins	A-Frame peak with short rights and awesome bowling lefts that wrap around the reef. Fast and hollow.
	Sandy Lane	When it’s good it's Awesome! Short left on a sandy reef bottom. Works from 4-10 ft.
	Six Men's Bay	Long rights. Sand and reef bottom. Super fun wave. Good for intermediate surfers.
Photo by TarikB	Tropicana	Steep, hollow and shallow left with coral heads, sea urchins. High tide only. .Best from 4-6 ft. Real Good !

*East Coast Surf Spots*
The East coast has waves 350 days a year. It only gets Flat (knee high) for a few days at a time generally during July- September. Hurricane season (July-Nov.) can get EPIC with offshore winds and way overhead surf. (Don’t worry we haven’t had a direct hit since 1955) The summer months generally has fun surf for intermediate to advance surfers. November is when the big north swells start and this gives the East Coast it’s heaviest waves. It also accepts all swell directions.
	Barclays Park	A beach break. Breaks best from July - November on NE to N swells
	High Rock	Lefts and rights breaking on S, SE and NE swells. Hollow at low tide but not shallow.
	North Point	Breaks on N and NE swell. Lefts and rights. Tricky break.
	Parlors	Rights and lefts from 3-20 ft. Lots of power when big. Can hold a big swell. Believe it or not it is also a good spot for beginners and intermediate surfers, when it is small.
	Sand Bank	Beach break best July-November. Accepts all swell directions.
	Soup Bowl	The Name speaks for itself! Internationally recognized. Best surf spot in Barbados. Can have strong currents, Best 3-12 ft. Accepts all swell directions. Very Consistent. The dot on the right side of the picture, below the white water, is a surfer with his hands raised up.