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Boskraal Strand is an isolated beach spot on the remote west coast of the Western Cape, north of the Olifants River mouth. This wild and deserted coastline offers powerful conditions in a spectacular and totally preserved natural setting. The coast is exposed to the full force of Atlantic swell and southerly winds. Reserved for advanced riders due to extreme isolation.
Exposed west-facing coast that works with south to south-westerly wind. Powerful and constant Atlantic swell. Sandy beach for launching but demanding conditions.
Atlantic Ocean — very cold water (12-15°C) with the Benguela current. Thick full wetsuit essential (5/4 recommended). Powerful waves and constant swell. Strong coastal currents.
Advanced
Open all year round
Access via unpaved tracks. 4x4 vehicle strongly recommended. Extremely isolated area — bring fuel, water and supplies. No guaranteed phone coverage.
Extremely isolated spot — no rescue possible. Very cold water — rapid hypothermia in case of problems. Very strong currents. Powerful waves. Sharks (great whites in these waters). No phone coverage. NEVER sail alone. Inform someone of your destination.
Dominant south to south-east wind in summer, side-onshore on this west-facing coast. Powerful and steady winds, often 20-30 knots. Flat and totally open coastal terrain — wind with no obstruction whatsoever.
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Currently, there is no weather station at this spot. If you want to change this, help us fund one: Weather Station Project
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