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Scarborough is a small coastal village on the southern Atlantic coast of the Cape Peninsula, between Kommetjie and Misty Cliffs. The sandy beach is exposed to big Atlantic swells and the south-easterly Cape Doctor in side-offshore. Advanced conditions with big waves (1-3+ m) and technical wind. The beach is wild and uncrowded, offering a stunning natural setting with the peninsula mountains as backdrop.
Works with SW/W swell and SE Cape Doctor. Waves of 1 to 3+ meters. Offshore wind. Sandy bottom. All tides but powerful shore break at high tide. Advanced and isolated spot.
Cold water (10-14°C), 5/3 wetsuit. Big waves. Sandy bottom. Currents (rip currents). Kelp on edges.
Advanced
Open all year round
Small parking at Scarborough beach. Quiet village with a few shops. Don't leave valuables.
Offshore wind. Big waves. Currents. Very cold water. Sharks (great whites). Isolated beach. No lifeguards. Don't ride alone.
SE Cape Doctor side-offshore to offshore. Wind of 15 to 35 knots from October to March. Can be very gusty due to the mountainous terrain.
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