Surfing in Spain

Discover Sanxenxo – a place that we think is up there with the nicest surf towns in the whole of Galicia. It’s gorgeous…

Surfing in Marbella is possible. Don’t expect the best tubes you’ve ever scored. Expect surprisingly okay-ish river mouth waves in the buzz of the town and the bath-warm Med. Not bad, but Tarifa is too near to resist TBH.

Tarifa surf takes you to the southernmost point in mainland Europe, where the strong levante winds blow offshore and there’s the first hint of Atlantic groundswell after the calm Med.

Malaga surf isn’t going to match what’s on offer up in northern Spain but it’s not all that bad when big winter pulses and windswells get rocking.

Sitges surf offers some rideable waves just outside of Barcelona. It’s hardly Hermosa Beach but it’s got the ankle slappers that novices crave and a bona fide Catalan surf school to boot.

A complete guide to Valencia surf written by surfers who’ve been – get to know the city beaches and the region beaches, plus seasons/swells.

Zarautz surf has established itself as one of the best multi-level locations in Spain. Check this guide to learn more…

El Palmar surf could just be the star of the Spanish surf scene that you’ve never heard of. It gets the same W-NW wrapping swells that the Portuguese Algarve gets but is uniquely set up for beginner surfers on account of its miles and miles of sandy beachfront. Here’s our guide… As the incessant search…

There are countless surf camps in Spain to pick from. This guide can help you choose the ones that are riding high for 2023.

Surfing in Mundaka is a bucket-list-killer. This is one of the world’s most epic left-hand river breaks. This guide has all you need to know.