|
Places
to Surf
|
| Location |
Description |
| 14th
Avenue South |
Good
crowd of people. Usually a good number
of women. Outside sandbar breaks good
at low tide. Home of the Salt Water
Cowgirls Surf Camp |
| 22nd
Avenue South |
Good
crowd of people. Some women. Outside
sandbar breaks good on a decent swell
at low tide. Inside jacks up and dumps
at high tide. |
| 28th
Avenue South |
Fairly
nice crowd. Not too many women. Outside
sandbar breaks good on a decent swell
at low tide. |
| Dolphin
Plaza |
In
Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park, Access 3.
Breaks similar to the Poles (Access
5) but with less crowd. Bathroom facilities. |
| Atlantic
and Neptune Beaches |
Most
breaks at these beaches are fine for
beginners to learn, especially Davis
Street, Lora Street, and Cherry Street. |
|
Places
to Avoid
|
| Jax
Beach Pier (4th Avenue North) |
Very
crowded on even the smallest day.
Surfers are very aggressive and have
little patience with new people. Extreme
localism. |
| Mayport
Poles |
In
Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park, Access 5.
Great break, especially during a Northeaster.
Surfers are very aggressive. Localism. |
| Crossroads |
Ponte
Vedra Beach at Route 210. Very sharky.
Good break on decent swell. |
| North
Jetties |
Ft.
George Island area. Great longboarding
break. Localism. |
| Countly
Line |
Not
to sharky but a lot of localism. |
