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The Jetty

Forecast conditions and map view for The Jetty in USA, North East, New Jersey. Open the interactive surf map to inspect wind, waves, and nearby spots.

Country
USA, North East, New Jersey
Coordinates
39.3741, -74.4034

The Jetty in North East, New Jersey is a well-known surf break centered around a jetty structure that helps shape and improve the waves. In New Jersey, spots like this are often popular because they can create more defined peaks, better wave consistency, and some protection from sand movement compared with open beach breaks.

General surf character

  • Wave type: Mostly a beach/jetty break
  • Best conditions: Usually works best with clean swell, light offshore winds, and the right sand placement around the jetty
  • Wave quality: Can range from average to very good depending on swell direction and tide
  • Crowd level: Often crowded, especially when conditions are good

What the jetty does

The jetty can: - Focus wave energy, creating steeper and more organized sections - Help produce peaky lefts and rights - Improve shape during certain swell angles - Make the takeoff point more predictable than nearby open beach sections

Typical New Jersey surf notes

  • New Jersey is known for strong seasonal swell, especially in fall and winter
  • Nor’easters and Atlantic swells can produce powerful surf
  • Water temperatures vary a lot, so wetsuits are often necessary outside summer

Things to watch

  • Current and rip tides can be strong near jetties
  • Crowds and local surf etiquette matter
  • The spot may change a lot with sand shifts, storms, and tide changes