| During a major swell, surfable waves might break beyond the ends of the rocks. |
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| But this is the Mediterranean — too sheltered for wind and water to produce waves any bigger than a foot or two, none of which would be surfable. |
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| Not great waves, but good enough — slow and smooth and definitely surfable. |
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| If, at take-off, both the right-hand and left-hand directions are surfable, priority is for the first surfer in action in the chosen direction. |
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| Their numbers have grown since 2005, when the city designated a two-jetty stretch near 90th Street New York's first surfable beach. |
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| My job was strictly limited to make this site surfable inside mine in order for this valuable ressource to remain reacheable for everyone. |
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| The wave can be seen from the road and has become a spectacle for fans. The left is also surfable and generates more barrels, but it is dangerous, as it breaks nearer the coastline. |
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| Works with any moderate swell, waves are surfable up to 6 ft. |
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| Can sometimes get epic when pumping over 8 feet. Gets rather surfable with a W cross-shore wind, surprisingly the waves tend to have a better shape in Trestraou with such a wind. |
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| With the burst in surfing's popularity in the last decade, Ocean Beach on most days is one of the last metropolitan stretches of surfable shoreline in California that is uncrowded, sometimes vacant. |
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