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Description: Mondos, a beach break gem near Ventura, is nestled between Solimar and Faria Beach Park. Despite being packed with fellow enthusiasts, Mondos is renowned for its welcoming waves, making it a great starting point for aspiring surfers along the picturesque California coast. A portion of proceeds will be donated to Surfrider Foundation. Protect the waves and beaches you love!
Description: Pleasure Point in Santa Cruz, California serves as the vibrant hub of Eastside Santa Cruz's surfing scene. This reef break boasts consistently enjoyable waves across several distinct patches of reef. From Sewer Peak's bowly short-board wave to the mellow, tapering right at 38th Avenue, Pleasure Point has something for every surfer. Dive into the surf culture of Santa Cruz at Pleasure Point, where waves and history combine for an unforgettable experience. A portion of proceeds will be donated to Surfrider Foundation. Protect the waves and beaches you love!
Description: Fried Fish by Topanga in Malibu, California, is a hidden gem for intermediate surfers. Nestled between Malibu and Topanga Beach, near the famous Reel Inn, Fried Fish provides a consistently enjoyable surfing experience. Discover the allure of Fried Fish and catch some waves in this picturesque coastal paradise. A portion of proceeds will be donated to Surfrider Foundation. Protect the waves and beaches you love!
Description: Right After Torrance (RAT) Beach in Malaga Cove, CA, offers a serene escape for surfers of all levels. The beach provides a quiet atmosphere, offering an excellent opportunity to observe dolphins in the distance. One thing that sets the RAT Beach surf spot experience apart is its laid-back vibe, where friendly locals outnumber any "locals only" attitude. Nestled in Palos Verdes Estates, it's the northernmost sandy beach in the area, contrasting the usual rocky coves and steep cliffs. Surfing is accessible via the Malaga Cove Trail. A portion of proceeds will be donated to Surfrider Foundation. Protect the waves and beaches you love!
Description: Emma Wood State Beach draws surfers year-round with the summer months becoming crowded. The right beach break at the northern end of the park is known as J-Bowls. At the south end of the park a left break is called Mushpots. The best waves generally come with swells rolling in from the west, southwest, and northwest. There is also a reef break known as Ventura Overhead that experienced surfers wait for. It only happens a few times a year. When it does show up, it's the best wave anywhere along this part of the coast. A portion of proceeds will be donated to Surfrider Foundation. Protect the waves and beaches you love!
Description: El Porto in Manhattan Beach, California, is a must-visit beach break that ranks among the best in the entire L.A. area. It’s a paradise for intermediate surfers, and the crowds are generally busy. This beach is a South Bay favorite, drawing surfers from near and far. The magic of El Porto lies in an underwater canyon that generates larger waves than neighboring beaches, resulting in consistently big swells when others are flat. A portion of proceeds will be donated to Surfrider Foundation. Protect the waves and beaches you love!
Description: Oil Piers was named after a prime spot north of town where locals surfed and partied during the second half of the 20th century. But in 1998, the oil rigs were ripped out, the contours of the ocean floor changed, and the waves stopped breaking. Hey, take this glass, put something good in it, and remember the good waves!
Description: World famous big wave spot found in Half Moon Bay, off the coast of California. Mavericks is one of the top big wave spots, it starts to work in large swells and can hold swells of 5 meters. The water is cold and shark infested, and the wave itself has claimed lives. It is only for the most experienced big wave surfers.
Description: Shit Pipe got its name from the Hyperion pipe that leads out to sea. The Hyperion plant is, yes, actually a sewage treatment center. Surfers are advised not to paddle out over the pipe, especially when waves are approaching, as the water sucks out forcefully, creating a daunting experience for those caught over it. A portion of proceeds will be donated to Surfrider Foundation. Protect the waves and beaches you love!
