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Photos by Phil Holden
Porth Neigwl / Hells Mouth August 2005
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| Wave type | The rocky outcrops and sand bar at the S.end have by far the best waves. A series of peaks hold swells up to 8 foot.Can be a bit gruelling when the tide turns. |
| Safety Factors |
Strong Rips. Lengthy Paddles. No Lifeguards |
| Tides and Swell | 1 hour after low is often best for the N. peak but breaks at all stages.Catches the most swell in the area . Requires small to moderate sea conditions. |
| Wind | An Easterly is Offshore but shelter can often be found at the south end under the cliffs at high tide. |
| Parking | At high tide the car park behind the dunes seems to afford the best access. |
| Facilities | Abersoch -a bustling surf and sail village is only 2 kms away and .Camping etc within walking distance. |
| Crowds | Low (all year round)-avoids the crowds we have grown to accept in S.Wales. |
| Nearest Alternative Break | Whistling Sands |
| Other Attractions |
Close to hand are centres for Kitesurfing and Sailing. Snowdon is an hour or so drive away with alternative attractions such as whitewater rafting. . |
Jamie |