Pebbles Shorey

Pebbles Shorey is a surf spot located in Cape Town, South Africa, between Llandudno and Camps Bay. The spot is known for its heavy waves that need a big swell to work, and it is best suited for intermediate and pro surfers. The bottom is a mix of sand, granite, and pebbles, which can make take-offs tricky and wipeouts dangerous, especially when the surf is big. The surf spot provides right waves. The wave length is usually less than 50 meters, and the spot is considered a regional classic. Pebbles Shorey is more consistent than many other spots in the area, but it often closes out, and the best barrels are usually found here when the conditions are right. The spot is better for bodyboarders due to the power and shape of the wave. Access to the spot is limited, and it is often empty, so you might find yourself surfing alone. The tide works best at medium and high. The area is surrounded by natural scenery, with clear blue water and white sand. Nearby surf spots include Long Beach, Boneyards, Krans, Inner Kom, and Outer Kom. When checking the surf forecast, report, map, or webcam for Pebbles Shorey, always make sure to check your skills before paddling out, be sure that the spot and conditions match your level. Respect the locals, especially when the spot is crowded, and always follow the surf etiquette. The rocky and pebbly bottom means you should be careful to avoid injury. This spot is not very popular, so crowds are rare, but it is important to respect the lineup and the rules of the spot. Always check the latest surf report and forecast before heading out to Pebbles Shorey.