Clifton 2nd Beach

Clifton 2nd Beach is a surf spot located in Cape Town, South Africa, along the Atlantic Seaboard. The spot sits between Clifton 1st and Clifton 3rd Beach, with Glen Reef and Glen Beach nearby. The beach is reached by steep stairs from Victoria Road or by walking along the sand from the other Clifton beaches. The bottom is a mix of sand and rocks. The surf here is regular, with waves generally less than 50 meters in length. The spot works best on a medium tide, especially on a falling tide, and starts to work with swell sizes under 1 meter, holding up to 2 meters or more. The surf spot provides both left and right waves. The waves are usually small, hollow, and fast, making it suitable for all levels, but always check your skills before paddling out, be sure that the spot and conditions fit your surfing level. The water is cold, with temperatures between 12°C and 16°C. The beach is often empty, but when it gets crowded, respect the locals and always follow surf etiquette. Facilities are limited at Clifton 2nd Beach, but restrooms can be found at Clifton 1st and 4th Beaches. Parking is limited, especially in summer, so arriving early is a good idea. The spot is popular for beach sports like volleyball and frisbee. For the latest surf forecast, report, map, or webcam, check local surf resources before heading out. There are no alternative names or main peaks listed for this spot. No historical or trivia information is available. Always check the surf report and forecast before you go, and remember to respect the beach and other surfers.