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13th Street

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Country
USA, South East, North Florida
Coordinates
28.2956, -80.6090

13th Street (North Florida, Southeast USA) is a surf spot along the Atlantic side of North Florida, typically referring to a beachbreak near a numbered street access in a coastal town. It’s generally known for being a local, casual beach break rather than a heavy or highly technical wave.

What it’s like

  • Wave type: Mostly sand-bottom beachbreak
  • Conditions: Best on southeast to east swells with light offshore winds
  • Wave quality: Can be fun and peel nicely when sandbars line up, but it’s usually inconsistent compared with bigger-name Florida breaks
  • Power: Generally moderate to soft, though it can get punchier on larger swells

Best surf characteristics

  • Good for longboards, funboards, and shortboards depending on the day
  • Often more approachable for beginners to intermediate surfers
  • Can hold clean waist- to head-high surf when the sandbars and swell cooperate

Crowd / vibe

  • Usually has a laid-back local beach vibe
  • Crowds can vary a lot depending on the season, swell direction, and whether nearby spots are also breaking

Things to watch for

  • Sandbars move frequently, so conditions can change after storms and seasonal shifts
  • Currents and rips can be present, especially on bigger days
  • Like much of North Florida, it can be wind-sensitive