Mostly shifty beachbreak which can fire on its day. Good standard of local surfers who should be treated with respect! Severely cold in the deep winter months when all that new 6 mm fitted hood wetsuit technology pays off big time! The nearby coastline of Banff and Buckie can fire when the wind is in the east or south. Lots of spots going south towards Aberdeen.
Fraserburgh is a northeast-facing bay with two main spots. The Broch is a beachbreak
which works as a left point on biggish swells from mid- to high-tide.
Philorth, to the east, picks up the most swell and works under the same
conditions. The best peak is the left hand point that breaks at the top
of the
beach away from the harbour and is appropriate for intermediates and
above. Along the beach are numerous quality beach break peaks, which
will entertain all levels of surfers.
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Break type: Beach Offshore wind direction: South westerly Swell direction: North easterly Wave direction: Lefts and rights Ability: All Water quality: Good Lifeguard service: During summer months National Trust: No
Surf and skate shop Clan has all you need to surf in Scotland from boards and wetsuits to surf coaching and board hire. Whether you are a first timer or want to improve your basic skills Jamie's knowledge and understanding of the sport is guaranteed to get you progressing in a safe and exciting manner.
Address:
45 Hyndland Street,
Westend,
Glasgow,
Glasgow
Telephone: 0141 3396523 Web:Click here to launch website (http://www.clanskates.co.uk)