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Surf spot

7th Avenue

Forecast conditions and map view for 7th Avenue in USA, South East, North Florida. Open the interactive surf map to inspect wind, waves, and nearby spots.

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USA, South East, North Florida
Coordinates
30.2962, -81.3890

7th Avenue, North Florida (Southeast USA) is generally a local beachbreak surf spot—more of a small, fun, wind-and-swell-dependent wave than a consistent high-performance break.

Quick description

  • Type: Beachbreak
  • Wave character: Usually short, punchy, and changing with sandbars
  • Best conditions: Clean groundswells or hurricane swells with light offshore winds
  • Typical surf: Often better for longboards, funboards, and beginners/intermediates when it’s small; can get steeper and more powerful when swell is up
  • Crowds: Can be local and uncrowded compared with more famous Florida breaks, but it depends on the day and nearby access
  • Hazards: Rip currents, shifting sandbars, and occasional shorebreak; conditions can change quickly

Regional context

North Florida surf tends to be less consistent than the Southeast coast farther north, but it can still produce quality surf during: - Fall and winter cold fronts - Tropical systems and hurricanes - Strong east or northeast swell events

In plain terms

7th Avenue is the kind of spot you’d check when the Atlantic has energy and the wind cooperates. It’s usually a roadside/local beach access wave rather than a named point or reef break, so the quality depends heavily on sand placement and swell direction.