Surf spot
Corners
Forecast conditions and map view for Corners in USA, South East, North Florida. Open the interactive surf map to inspect wind, waves, and nearby spots.
- Country
- USA, South East, North Florida
- Coordinates
- 30.6385, -81.4360
Corners in North Florida, Southeast USA is a reef/rock surf break that can offer fun, punchy waves when the swell lines up. It’s typically known more by local surfers than by the broader surf crowd, and conditions can vary a lot depending on sand, tide, and storm activity.
Typical surf character
- Wave type: Short, hollow to peaky beach/rock-influenced waves
- Best swell: Hurricane or tropical swell, plus strong N/NE winter groundswell
- Wind: Often best with light offshore west or northwest winds
- Tide: Usually works best on a mid tide
- Crowd: Generally light to moderate, but can get busy when conditions are good
Bottom and setup
- Bottom: Mix of rocky ledges, reef, and sand movement
- Shape: Can create a defined takeoff zone and quick section
- Consistency: Not super consistent, but can be very good on the right swell
Local feel
- More of a north Florida swell magnet than a reliable daily wave
- Can be heavy and shallow in spots, so it’s better for surfers comfortable with faster, sharper takeoffs
- Often improves after storms that reshape the sandbars
Best for
- Intermediate to advanced surfers
- Surfers looking for a more powerful wave than typical Florida beachbreaks
- People who know the local tides, sandbars, and access points
