46.90 | -124.12
Halfmoon Bay is a kitesurfing spot on the Pacific coast of Washington State, near Westport and Ocean Shores. This crescent-shaped bay offers a beach exposed to the open ocean with consistent wind conditions. The spot is subject to Pacific Ocean conditions with swell, waves, and currents. Wild coastal landscape typical of the Washington coast. Advanced conditions due to ocean exposure.
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Pacific Ocean with cold water (9-13°C/48-55°F) requiring a 4/3 to 5/4mm wetsuit with hood and gloves in winter. Significant swell and waves. Shore break can be powerful. Tidal currents and rip currents frequent. Sandy sloping bottom.
Cold Pacific Ocean — hypothermia risk. Sneaker waves on the beach. Frequent rip currents. Powerful swell and waves. Coastal fog reducing visibility. Driftwood and debris in the water and on the beach. Relatively isolated spot — ride with a buddy.
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