Wilderness Beach
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There are loads of other spots to check out along the garden route all driving distance when its not good here. One of the most beautiful and coolest little towns on earth!
Atmosphere:
Beautiful beach, scenery and town. A few cool pubs with the view of the sea infront to get pissed at.
Additional Info:
Lots of different peaks on the beach. A few by the rivermouth but i think the best are at the end of the beach next to the cliff where the highway passes. Always a pretty descent wave here. Can be tricky when big because of currents but no worries. I think the biggest worry is sharks, there are two rivermouths here on the beach and there have been attacks but technically you have more chance of being hit by lightning so.. Likes a smaller around 3-6 foot swell with no or little offshore wind, so mornings are best. This place is great in summer.
Location
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Very easy to find. Just look on the map, the wilderness is inbetween Sedgefield and Victoria Bay, in the Garden Route. Any South Afican knows where it is.
Walk | Instant access (<5 min) |
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Public access | Yes |
4x4 required | Unknown |
Boat required | Unknown |
Wave Characteristics
Type | Sandbar |
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Direction | Right and left |
Bottom | Sandy with rock |
Power | Hollow, Powerful, Ordinary, Fun |
Frequency | Very consistent (150+ days/year) |
Normal length | Short (<50m) |
Good day length | Normal (50 to 150m) |
Ideal Conditions
Wind direction | North |
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Swell direction | South |
Swell size | Less than 3ft - 8ft+ |
Tide | Low and mid tide |
Tide movement | Falling tide |
Crowd
Week | Few surfers |
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Weekend | Few surfers |
Dangers
Rips / undertow, Sharks
Videos
None
Nearby spots
0.71 miles away
Direction: | Right |
Bottom: | Boulders |
Frequency: | Very consistent (150+ days/year) |
1.29 miles away
Direction: | Right |
Bottom: | Reef (coral, sharp rocks etc.) with sand |
Frequency: | Very consistent (150+ days/year) |
10.92 miles away
Direction: | Right and left |
Bottom: | Reef (coral, sharp rocks etc.) with sand |
Frequency: | Very consistent (150+ days/year) |