Seal Rocks Beach

Seal Rocks Beach is a WSW-facing beach break in San Francisco, California, United States. It picks up swell from S to WSW and W to WNW, and land, islands, reefs or shallow banks block about 50% of the directions it faces. Offshore wind here blows from the ENE: light winds or ENE breezes usually mean the cleanest surf, while WSW onshores chop it up.

Break

Beach

Faces

WSW (254°)

Best swell

SW to WSW (214°–255°) or W to WNW (260°–295°), 9 s or longer

Best wind

NNE to ESE offshore, or glassy

Best surf height

3–6 ft at the beach

Swell window

S to WSW (178.5° to 255.5°); W to WNW (260.5° to 298°)

Offshore wind

ENE

Tide

NOAA station 9414275

Wave buoy

SAN FRANCISCO - 18NM West of San Francisco, CA · 30 km away

Cams

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