Jersey, Surfing in Jersey can be a rewarding experience and with a tidal range of up to 40ft, it is almost unequalled, giving an entirely different surfing experience to what you might find in other locations. Dozens of quality spots appear when the conditions are ideal. Low tide this can be the most fickle time to surf, but under the right conditions can be the best time to surf. Once the swell is shoulder high at Splash, you can start thinking about surfing it just after low. If it’s a spring low with 4ft of swell Stinkies will be the first of the low tide reefs to break. If you are lucky enough to experience 6ft+ with light winds your options suddenly increase. Waves can begin to break all over the reefs to the north and south of St’Oueen's bay. The open beach breaks towards the centre of the bay tend to work throughout the tides but are badly affected by backwash during bigger high tides and can be blocked out by offshore reefs on low. These spots are by far the most consistent and crowded spots and if you’re only in Jersey for a short trip, you’re most likely to be surfing at Splash, Secrets or leBraye. When it’s flat there is plenty going on with the yachting fraternity’s and event such as Liberation Day.
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