Surf spot
Blowhole
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- Country
- USA, South East, North Florida
- Coordinates
- 29.8750, -81.2673
Blowhole is a surf spot in North Florida, USA, along the Southeast Atlantic coast. It’s generally a localized reef/jetty-style break known more to regional surfers than the casual beach crowd.
Quick description
- Wave type: Usually a fast, punchy break with a fairly short ride when it’s on
- Best swell: Works best on S/SE swell with enough size to bend into the spot
- Wind: Most favorable in light offshore or calm conditions
- Tide: Often tide-sensitive; can get hollow or unruly depending on the stage of tide
- Bottom: Typically described as rocky/reef-like or structured, so it can be less forgiving than a sandy beachbreak
What it’s like
Blowhole can be powerful and tricky, with a shape that may offer steeper drops and quicker sections. It’s the kind of spot that can light up when the conditions line up, but it can also be closed out or inconsistent if the swell direction, size, or tide are off.
Crowd / vibe
- Often less consistent than major Florida breaks
- Can attract local surfers when it’s working
- Because of the setup and hazards, it tends to suit surfers who are comfortable with faster, more committing waves
Caution
If you’re surfing Blowhole, be mindful of: - Shallow/rocky sections - Strong currents - Rip hazards - Changing conditions around tide and swell direction
